There’s a prison on Route 41
Home to my father, first cousin, and son
And I visit every weekend
Not with my body but with prayers that I send.

I’ve a reason for my absentee
And no lack of love for my dear family
And my savior is not Christ the Lord
But one named Virginia whom I live my life for.

Cause I owe mine to her
I’d rot in that prison for sure
If she tossed me aside
And not showed me the way to abide.

By the creed, the law of the land,
unlike my uncle, grandpa, and great aunt
Whom I’d most likely see every day
If not for the righteous path of Virginia’s way.

There’s a prison on Route 41
Home to my mother, stepbrother, and son
And I’d tear down that jail by myself
If not for Virginia who made me someone else.

And I owe it to her
I’d rot in that prison for sure
If she tossed me aside
And not showed me the way to abide.

By the precepts of her purity
So unlike the habits of my whole family
Whom I only see down on my knees
In prayer by Virginia whom I live for to please.

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