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and warm Safe from all this worlds harm While we look for something to believe in It's a dark street In a cold town In a mean old world, Always knocking
Yea Boss Oh LORD Oh LORD , we have to stay involved Out here preaching more Than teaching how to rob Rob got killed by some kids At his crib
I wonder if it's raining in the mountains. I wonder if the old town looks the same. And if the church is there beside the river, could I go back
we got old issues to score Momma's watching TV and praying there's no knock on the door A patriot for his country, warnings that he chose to ignore
to go high while this country go south But right before we hop outta this madness we starting a riot inside of your town Everybody 'round me tryin' these
The Mac Paper need to be stack In a lac with cream interior, chrome rims, candy black Old school cragars In a way that is major Having a ball with all
Broken antler from a buck We'd fire up that old pickup and cruise on into town He'd light himself a cigarette And roll his window down When I think about
these tend to go There was a newspaper in this little town People wrote into it from all around It was famous all over the country and world And here,
be history miles behind me Just like her Lord let me see the good things That haven't happened yet Like a little town and a country church And that
Mudcat was an old man Lived down along the river by the big sand bar Mudcat was a soul man Played the Delta blues on a slide guitar He'd sit out
to you Can you let me know if that's true I was in the backwoods On a dirt road With the window down With that old Drake And that old Wayne And that old
the ones in the back Yea Old these niggas old news Don't speak Unless spoken to My name in ya mouth Gotcha bitch wanting dick She really spitting now She
it up Oh Slide on over here baby Let the sun go down on this old town Baby let's go late night And meet me in the moonlight Baby let's go late night
the worst thing I been through since I started out's Doing thirty-five through this damn town Well the sirens are playing an old country song And they drown
and Cathedrals from L.A. to the east coast My people(echo) country as collard greens Money hungry dope fiends Go get that cheese by any means Even if it means- we
reached and turned it Said she couldn’t stand The sound of a steel guitar We hit the town to catch the early movie And old Kris Kristofferson Played
You walk through the door Place is jammed Lights are low they got a country cover band Singing songs by Merle and hank And one funny little tune
power, water power, wind power Hour by hour by hour From country towns to the city Living in a sun smart community...
Touring around the country side by side from coast to coast, Burnin' the road and tyres of my old dirty truck, Can't wait for Friday, get my shirt
from having to deal with my seventeen-year-old mind all alone Keep your drawers on, girl, it ain't worth the fight By the time you drop them I'll be
My name is L, and I'm from a part of town where clowns Get beat down and all you hear is gunshot sounds On 139 and Lenox Ave. there's a big park
And in in hard times we lived for tomorrow This country made whole By the blood and coal Of the navvies on the Great Western railway We cut through
the city To that old town road Just me And my baby girl Hand on Her steering wheel (I just need to get away) Far off the grid To my favorite place Nature all
' which is yours? tears in pearl or tears in ice ' i really don't know what to say traveling alone to the point on a map which i found by the pillow
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