Lyrics:
can do
I was a poet, a magazine writer
Sent to report on political views
It was by chance through a lens that I met you
A Capetown girl with no shoes
the cosigns
I really miss them cold days before the road signs
I really miss when I ain't know which way I'm supposed to head
And I was pressed because my
of cavalry and Calvary
His first appearance was on Moscow Road
The poster came first
At first I thought it was just a poster
I was talking to Jane
of cavalry and Calvary
His first appearance was on Moscow Road
The poster came first
At first I thought it was just a poster
I was talking to Jane
I'm living on my last breath
Hit a fork in the road and the devil occupies both lanes
Stumble as a back step
Feel the pressure on my soul
learn to do
So we're led by denial like lambs to the slaughter
Serving empires of style and carbonated sugar water
And the old farm road's
Who's that coming down the road
D A
A sailor from the sea
D F#m
He looks a lot like me
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stuck a fork into a road map right through Nashville, Tennessee
Swimming pools, country stars
Hitchhiking on the shoulder of the road to nowhere fast
country girl what I got to give
My whole heap and hep of country fun,
Full of four wheel drive, dirt road and shotgun
Ain't nothing better than being out in
on a road so long.
Your legs get tired, and you fall to the ground
On the boulevard of broken dreams.
Don't want to get drunk just to sleep at night.
My
Even if I knew which way the wind was blowin'
Even if I knew this road would lead me home
Even if I knew for once where I was goin'
I'm lost out
brothers on the side of the road
No longer haunted by the skeletons
No longer haunted by the past
For so long, it's all I've known
I'm crossing over
A bigger man to help me down my road
I cried a tear for my mother,
She deserved a better man,
A stronger man,
To embrace her soul
Ruined by a weaker
isn't it.
Oh by the way, just before I sign off... because I've gotta go now... you know, there's a beer waiting for me
down the road in the bar. So I
It was one fine March morning, I bid New Orleans adieu
And I took the road to Jacksontown, and my fortune to renew.
I cursed all foreign money, no
the road we can make it happen
Girl all would be lust you I know it's certain
See no other girl you're my only option
I didn't plan to have no feelings for
with me (Secret Service with me, nigga)
Nip it in the bud, lil' kid
Groupie love, we ain't ever playin' by the rules
Nigga better not start playin'
Touch me now
I don't want to live without you
Nothing's gonna change my love for you
You ought to know by now how much I love you
One thing you can
the sun
I'm crying all alone
Standing next to you
You have done your best to see it through
But, oh, baby
I can tell
By the way that you love me
Ooh, but the only song in my head is Just As I Am
Yeah, the people passing by think I'm up to no good
That I'm going somewhere where they never would
Feels like I've been down this road before
Everything looks so familiar
I'm trynna find the voice I had before
But I'm defend by the silence in me
Driving a soft window
Down a coastal road
Like a windless morning in the heavens, half-awake half sleep
with death's architecture and Madalyn
Making work seem more like fun
In Arlington Heights,
We stayed the night getting woken up by the sun
Out on the road wherever we go we never feel too
Every morning by da break of day
Pick and shovel in my hand
Prove to the worlds I's a natural man
Don't not to hurt me but my back and spine
Don't
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