“Little Rock Arkansas” is a feel-good blues story that opens with a hint of danger—a young woman stranded in Memphis, alone and asking, “Can I catch a ride?” With her friends gone, she needs to get back home. The perspective shifts to the driver, weighing the risk before deciding she’s got a “friendly face” and “no criminal eye.” What follows is a warm twilight drive and a safe ride back to the place she was born—an easygoing tale of trust, instinct, and getting home.
Lyrics
She said 'Can I catch a ride'
Got a place to go
Don't wanna be outside
Need to get back home
She's got a friendly face
And no criminal eye
I think it's gonna be alright
Let's take that twilight drive
Climb aboard let's roll
To Little Rock Arkansas
Take me back I'm alone
To the place I was born
I'm at home when I'm there
Living life without a care
Hitch a ride gotta go
Back To Little Rock Arkansas
I said 'You lost your friends
And all your things are gone
But you’re gonna be alright
In that far 'way town
Climb aboard let's roll
To Little Rock Arkansas
Take me back I'm alone
To the place I was born
I'm at home when I'm there
Living life without a care
Hitch a ride gotta go
Back To Little Rock Arkansas