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haired man lived Fishing the rivers casting the seed That's just what I need By seven a.m. I was saddled and traveling Riding for the valley on the words
Willie again Never smoke weed with Willie again My party's all over before it begins He pour me some Old Whiskey River my friend But I'll never smoke
Everywhere I travel these days Ill dream of my youth beneath the ox mountain range Sure as the rivers they run ,Time it waits for no man In the eye of a storm
fuck man I'm old I remember hitting five feet and thinking I'd grown Sleepover River Ridge over at Max's crib with the bros I'm having flashback visions
doors, shit we was straight out the back Sitting in a deer stand chewing Red Man up by the pack Them straight pipes on the five seven made us feel badass
did agree to go and spend one summer pleasantly of the range of the buffalo. 'Twas in the town of Jacksboro in the spring of Sev'nty three, A man
'bout you and the bitter cold Wondering where you had gone off to All the years roll by like a river I think it's time we had a talk And the days we
And the old man would sing ‘er his song I'll give you a daisy a day I'll give you a daisy a day I'll love you until the rivers run still And the four
On the bank of this here river Where the old man strolls And on the surface of the water Where his laugh still rolls See the ripples in the water See
Take a baby to the river, Kyle William they called him Wash the baby in the water, take away little Kyle's sin In a whitewash shotgun shack an old man
Seasons of gasoline and gold Wise men fold Near a tree by a river There's a hole in the ground Where an old man of saran Goes around and around And his
and don't you touch me by my hair I was yadding down the lane And I buck up in a old blue seem And he ask why my eye so red I said it's the good old
with shadows Death in circle Trapped in pain Plagued by error Ruled by shame Oppressive zeitgeist ego spawn Black pitfalls fear and greed Death in
the Green River To the abandoned old prison down by Aidrie Hill Where the air smelled like snakes and we'd shoot our pistols Oh, but empty pop bottles is
to be In the old spot by the river Right well known by you and me. One word more, a signal token Whistle of the marchin' tune With your pike upon
River To the abandoned old prison down by Airdrie Hill Where the air smelled like snakes and we'd shoot with our pistols But empty pop bottles was all
I came down through Albany to New York To find what I'd been missin' I looked across the river to the city Where the windows all stood glistenin' I
Take a baby to the river, Kyle William they called him Wash the baby in the water, take away little Kyle's sin In a whitewash shotgun shack an old man
There's word from the caf? That the old mans ailin' His eyes are pailin' And the weather took his hands They say the ring on his finger Was
The preacher man says it's the end of time And the Mississippi River She's a-goin' dry the interest is up and The stock market's down And you only
land the shiver of a string and an old man's hand Hearing colors and seeing sounds slow way down While old friends pass around a river guitar And that
Old man lives by the river Real good place to hide He grows some killer weed Brews whiskey on the side Waters clear as crystal Makes the bourbon
Late last night, I sat down by the River side Late last night, I sat down by the River side I ain't got a woman, can't never be satisfied I saw
to Sea For you will never know where some Ideas can lead You will never know until you've sown The seed The sea way beyond the fond old river (way beyond
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