Me and old crazy Bill
Met up on a farm in Oklahoma
He was digging in the clay
I was a sleep-in maid
Cooking for a dozen farmhands from all over
For a sharecropper's pay
It wasn't much
But I was glad to get it
Cause I was just a baby with a baby
Getting bigger every day
I liked old crazy Bill
The first time that he sat down at the table
He come in off the road
Eating with his hands
He still wore the dust from North Dakota
From the rodeo
Crazy Bill was an Indian
And he told me all about him working
With the Wild West show
"Sunshine, raindrops
Falls on every head", he said
"Don't cry, sunshine's
Just beyond the hill"
Me and old crazy Bill
Pulled up stakes and headed for the big time
We was living on a dream
Being number one
Rodeoed until the pain got to me
Down in Abilene
That's where I had my baby
And crazy Bill was treating me
Like I was the queen of all queens
I watched old crazy Bill
Passing out the cigars to the cowboys
Like my baby was his own
I guess that's when I knew
All that matters in this life is love
And love is home
Now every time I wanna cry
I remember what he told me
Not so long ago
"Sunshine, raindrops
Falls on every head", he said
"Don't cry, sunshine's
Just beyond the hill"