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and it's time to Hit the town Where do you go, you gotta rock it The old folks say that ya gotta end your date By ten But if you're out on a date
Lots of folks back east they say Leaving home most every day Beating the hot old dusty way To the California line 'Cross the desert sands
and it's time to hit the town Where do you go You gotta rock it The old folks say that you gotta end your date by ten But if you're out on a date don't
stayin' home cryin' I hate to watch him die but this is my cowboy's last ride Cowboy remembers the old trails we rode and he's back in the saddle
to God I didnt know now The things I didnt know then Road you gotta take me home Solo I drive by the homeless sleeping on a cold dark street Like
Jim said, ?I was just passin' that house And these chickens followed me home? Lying Jim, Lying Jim [unverified] Now ole Lying Jim got drunk one time
soul long for the past Elvenpath The moonwitch took me to a ride on a broomstick Introduced me to her old friend home gnome Told me to keep
by That secret was a mystery they Talked about so long How each Christmas eve those gifts showed Up outside the children's home That was forty years
Country fried, baptized in gravy I can't wash off what the good Lord made ya No matter how far that highway goes An old dirt road'll get you home
为那遥远故乡歌唱 The sun shines bright in my old Kentucky home Tis summer the dark's are gay The corn top's ripe and the meadow's in the bloom While the birds make
Some folks might say that I?m no good That I wouldn't settle down if I could I love to see the towns go crawling by There's something I've got to do
Oh, the sun shines bright On my old Kentucky home 'Tis summer The old folks are gay Well, the corn top's ripe And the meadow's in the bloom While
Old gray fence, tar chip road Martin's creek, almost home Whitetail buck by a one lane bridge Around the bend up on the ridge There's Thompson's
and it's time to go to town, where do you go? To rock and roll The old folks say that ya gotta end your date by ten If you're out on a date and you
Well, they think I might be thrillin', baby I don't care I got more good luck than old King Farouk But there's one thing I ain't got, honey I ain't
it but preach the word of telling my people to spend ya money wisely don't be obscured By some things that depreciated like what like a home to open
He was 9 years old when his folk left home on a wagon heading west When his mom and dad knew he'd grow bad by the mark of the devil on his chest
and it's time to go to town, where do you go? To rock and roll The old folks say that ya gotta end your date by ten If you're out on a date and you
and it's time to go to town, where do you go? To rock and roll The old folks say that ya gotta end your date by ten If you're out on a date and you
homes And they ain't got to hang Out with the senior citizens Just tell 'em, dammit Leave the old folks alone And we know who rippin' off the neighborhood
home this summer. Home sweet home's my favorite song. Those folks will always be the heart and soul of me. I've stayed away.
to yet On the west side, the south-west side Middle east, rich house, dog house, outhouse, old folks' house House for unwed mothers, halfway homes
home, But he started out to roam And I hear he's out by Monterey, And sometimes, when I've had a few, His voice comes singin' through And I'm a-goin' out
to the endless listening spaces And the stormy ocean breakers rolling by Chorus: And the poet sadly sings his song of bitter lamentation And the warrior
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