A Waterfall’s Confession

A Waterfall’s Confession

written by: DeWayne Moore

@MtZionFund

I had some good times
And made it through some bad
I nearly lost everything
I almost never had
I want to get out on the road
Drive from place to place
Unless you got a better idea
That might make me stay

Well, this is something that
You need to know
Sometimes I turn the corner, and I
Don’t know which way to go
This is something that I need to share
I will be at ease with life just about anywhere

It’s all what it’s
Supposed to be
It’s all going to turn out
Someway eventually

These halls are a lonely place
Is it not the way it’s got to be?
We’re roaming around in the empty space
But you found what I cannot see
We come across a place to call home
It’s somewhere along the way
Unless you got a better idea
That might make me stay

Well, this is something that
You need to know
Sometimes I turn the corner, and I
Don’t know which way to go
This is something that I need to share
I will be at ease with life just about anywhere

It’s all what it’s
Supposed to be
It’s all going to turn out
Someway eventually

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DeWayne Moore

Having received his master’s degree in from Middle Tennessee State University, DeWayne has spearheaded the renewed efforts of the Mt. Zion Memorial Fund, a private research and memorial organization since 2010. He completed his doctorate in History at the University of Mississippi in May 2018. He has contributed articles to Living Blues magazine out of Oxford, Mississippi, Blues & Rhythm magazine out of London, and the Frog Blues & Jazz Annual out of London, and he is revising his two monographs that expose the silences in historical scholarship pertaining to the black freedom struggle, the blues, and blues tourism in Mississippi by detailing the careers of African American activists and cultural brokers as well as the events from which blues tourism emerged in the 1970s.

Latest posts by DeWayne Moore (see all)

• It’s Over - August 5, 2019
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