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ahead and call me gay We know I make you butt sore Sweaty and played out just like a cheap and Rugged hump whore in a dump boy What you wantin' dehydrated
money I don't need a nigga to lend me money I had to come up like the DVD Now I can blow Fendi money Goyard duffle full of blue bills 40 got two bodies
no fuckin way they was gettin me Ran across the ave without checkin what color the light was And got hit kinda hard by an old beat up white Dodge
the echoes weave Vapor trails, in the sky of electric blue In this neon world, I found you Synthwave dreams, in a cybernetic haze Chasing echoes of the '80s,
sleeping Highly repected by middle easterns Most latinos africans an west Indians Skank Dollar known before he Touch a microphone Cool nigga got his scratch
the little children of the world. Mississippi, in sixty-one, they watched his Daddy die, Guided by the light of a burning cross, that lit the delta sky.
Highway 40 roll on by If I could reach across the Distance for a moment I'd steal the sadness from her eyes It's February and the weather's Clear
I could show the world how to smile I could be glad all of the while I could change the grey skies to blues If I had you I could leave the old
I could show the world how to smile I could be glad all of the while I could change the grey skies to blues If I had you I could leave the old
I could show the world how to smile I could be glad all of the while I could change the grey skies to blues If I had you I could leave the old
I could show the world how to smile I could be glad all of the while I could change the grey skies to blues If I had you I could leave the old
I could show the world how to smile I could be glad all of the while I could change the grey skies to blues If I had you I could leave the old
I could show the world how to smile I could be glad all of the while I could change the grey skies to blues If I had you I could leave the old
Came a long way From a lil piece of linen To wakin' up blazed On a highway mission Get right (Get right, Get right) Get right (Get right, Get right) Took
Red headed girl In the old days You and the guy standing by a tree With long hair and snow on the ground She used to say your ass is grass
You don’t have to come up poor On that red clay ‘Bama land Or ride that old Lost Highway With a guitar in your hand But if you have a heartache That
shoulders getting colder Same old, same old but it ain't over till it's over Stars of the cross, the face of the moon Songs of yore, footsteps and tunes Long
I'm goin' where the water rolls, Moses knows the way To my tin roof shanty by the railroad sign where the whistle blows for days Where
CHORUS THERE'S NO NEW WAY HOME THERE'S NO NEW WAY HOME YOU STILL HAVE TO PASS BY THE OLD RUGGED CROSS BROTHER, THERE'S NO NEW WAY HOME JUST FOLLOW
keep my heart in my work, my troubles in my head And I keep my soul in Maria's bed I been up on sugar mountain, 'cross the sweet blue sea I
Cause I don't stunt a gold cross like I Christian Bale Yeah, they starin' at me jealous cause I do shows bigger But your looks don't help, like an old
doubt if I am dangerous, I wouldn't cross my path Driving down the highway, looking for something to kill Going down the boulevard, there is no escaping
I could show the world how to smile I could be glad all of the while I could change the grey skies to blues If I had you I could leave the old
I could show the world how to smile I could be glad all of the while I could change the grey skies to blues If I had you I could leave the old
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