"Six o'clock silence and a new day beginning is heard in a small Texas town. Like a signal from nowhere the people who live there are up and movin' around. Cause there's bacon to fry and biscuits to bake on a stove that the Salvation Army won't take, and you open the window and you turn on the fan--'cause it's hotter than hell when the sun hits the land....

"Now kids at night break window lights and the sound of trains only remains in the memories of the ones like me who have turned their backs on the splintered cracks In the walls that stand on the railroad land where we used to play and run away from the depot man.

No, the train just don't stop here anymore."

Steve Fromholz, Texas Trilogy