Sunset has cast upon the alley I've had no phone calls today They're tall mountains That keep you in that valley And I miss you But I'm not the type to pray If I were through I know what I'd say I'll be alright I'll be alright I'll be alright Oh I don't think I'll be calling you tonight I'll be alright I'll be alright I'll be alright Or I'll sing this til the morning comes to light The girls came to work down in the factories Left all their lovers behind Sent home pennies to buy more seed And now I send you one of mine Keeping busy sure makes me feel fine I'll be alright I'll be alright I'll be alright Oh I don't think I'll be calling you tonight I'll be alright I'll be alright I'll be alright Or I'll sing this til the morning comes to light Two blocks west on Harper is the lamplight No one there has wisdom in their eyes But when I'm singing hard I feel alright It's a hard one Pride Some years from now I imagine When we all see the past as today You'll saddle up your horse and wagon And come, look at how far I've strayed You'll say, baby, you were always a city girl Pretty, in a lonely kind of way I'll be alright I'll be alright I'll be alright Oh I don't think I'll be calling you tonight I'll be alright I'll be alright I'll be alright Or I'll sing this til the morning comes to light I'll be alright I'll be alright I'll be alright Or I'll sing this til the morning comes to light