AIN'T NO LOOKING BACK [ Southern-rock ] Click Here for Free Song Download             Some folks call me outlaw             Yeah, they say I'm full'a rage             I was born in South Bay, Mobile             On the wrong side of history's page             I was trouble for my mamma             An' a beam in my daddy's eye             Knew every girl I could             Lord knows, I often made 'em cry                     But I'm on my way, won't be back this way again                     May not know where I'm goin', but I know where I've been                     As the train pulls out'ta the station                     And heads down the liberation track                     Feel like somethin' might be gainin'                     An' there ain't no, ain't no lookin' back             My only coat was the wrong color             Lord knows, I weren't no favorite son             An' I done hard time in the hole             Before I turned twenty-one             Yeah, I've been called every defame name             Most say I belong in a cage             The home folks call me Leroy             But you can call me Satchel Paige                     And I'm on my way, won't be back this way again                     May not know where I'm goin', but I know where I've been                     As the train pulls out'ta the station                     And heads down the liberation track                     Feel like somethin' might be gainin'                     An' there ain't no, ain't no lookin' back                     Feel like somethin' might be gainin', yeah                     An' there ain't no, ain't no lookin' back * * Based on the life of American baseball legend Leroy Satchel Page, who is credited with first saying:  “Don't look back, something might be gaining on you”, apparently derived from the Old Testament story of Lot and his wife fleeing Sodom.             Copyright © by Richard Aberdeen ASCAP Copyright © by Freedom Tracks Music ASCAP          No part of this material may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including printing, photocopying, recording or by any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from publisher. Inquiries:  Freedom Tracks Records.  Essays entitled Revolution and Revolution -- Side B are open copyright and may be reproduced or utilized as often as one likes.