My Block - Hank Williams (汉克·威廉姆斯)
Written by：Carl Spencer/Jimmy Radcliffe/Bert Berns
I'd be so ashamed to meet you
If you came to my block my block
So when we had a date I'd meet you
Somewhere in the heart of town
And when you took me home
We'd go nowhere near my block
Cause I let you to believe
That I lived in a better part of town
Would you still love me if you
Should ever see me on my block
The feeling that you feel would be
Lost among the steel and stone
You never see a flower grow
Oh no not on my my my my block
And when the sun goes down
A stranger shouldn't walk alone
After work one night beneath the
Lamppost light on my block my block
You suddenly appeared and I feared
The little game I played was through
But when you took my hand
It was so grand walking down
My my my my block
Then right before my very eyes
My block became a paradise with you
Walk up to my house and step inside
It's my block my block
No more don't have nothing more to hide
It's my my my my block
