(walt meskell, tim martin)

[spoken]
I found her settin on a sioux city park bench, on a late november afternoon. me, I was just driftin through. she said she was fourteen, and runnin away from home. and no, she wouldnt mind so
Mpany. so I sat down and smoked my last cigarette; she pulled out a candy bar. and we started talkin about the hows and the whys, and we watched the first snow start to fall.

I said, hey, little girl. I know the rest of the world looks a lot better to you now. but you know, you gotta hold onto your home. cause home is whats gonna keep you warm. so if you gott
Someplace, run on outta this here park, and back home. now, I dont have no money to help get you there, but here: take my coat. I cant let you go cold.

[sung]
I wish there was more that I could give you
Though I know its your own life to live
But youre so alone
And far away from home
I wish there was more that I could give

[spoken]
Standin out at the edge a town, leanin on the route 20 sign, snow blowin all around, I thought about my home, and how far away it was. and then as night come on and the wind picked up, I sta
Thinkin about the cold, and the blizzard I might be spendin the night with. and I realized I didnt have a coat anymore. I was alone. and somewhere, so was that little girl.

Well, along about midnight I was ready to say my prayers, cause the road was gone and I wasnt far behind. and then I saw some lights, whirlin and flashin, and a patrolman helped me into a wa
R. and there inside was my little runaway friend; and she wrapped my coat around me. well, all I could say was thank you both, for savin my life. but the patrolman looked me in the
Nd said, thank you, for sendin my little girl back home to me.

[sung]
I wish there was more that I could give you
Though I know its your own life to live
But youre so alone
And far away from home
I wish there was more that I could give

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