Jack Kerouac singing "Home I'll Never Be"

Jack Kerouac "Home I’ll Never Be" I left New York in 1949 To go across the country without a bad blame dime Montana in the cold cold fall Found my father in the gambling hall Father, Father where you been? I&been out in the world and I&only ten Father, Father where you been? I&been out in the world and I&only ten Don&worry about me if I should die of pleurisy Across to Mississippi, across to Tennessee Across the Niagara, home I&never be Home in ol&Medora, home in ol&Truckee Apalachicola, home I&never be Better or for worse, thick and thin Like being married to the Little poor man God he loves me (God he loves me) Just like I love him (just like I love him) I want you to do (I want you to do) Just the same for him (just the same for him, yeah) Well the worms eat away but don&worry watch the wind So I left Montana on an old freight train (on an old freight train) The night my father died in the cold cold rain (in the cold cold rain)