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Dirty Road
02:38
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Tomorrow dies with the morning
I’m the wrong man listening to the last train leaving
Got this old red sun whipping me
I’m in Parchman Farm, I may never go free again
// I can’t go down by myself this dirty road //
Good morning captain, good morning sun
I hear the water flow but I can’t get none
So go bring me my shotgun
// I can’t go down by myself this dirty road //
I feel so lonesome in the city
Gonna take my chance in them hilly countries
I don’t know what time of the day
But those silent bells threw their watch away
Chilly wind blew high now it flies low
I just can’t go down by myself this dirty road
// I can’t go down by myself this dirty road //
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2. |
Where The Mountain Ends
03:48
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On both sides of the river
Memories rise behind us
I’m a midnight citizen
Under rainy windows of dreamers
// You are my hometown //
Walking 10-pm forlorn streets
‘Cross black-windowed concrete blocks
Time fights shadows and the morning
That’s where the mountain ends
// You are my hometown //
I conquered the world years ago
But everybody left the building
From the balcony taxi horns echo
If you want me, I’ll be walking
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3. |
Rich
04:10
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I lost my keys then I lost my car
I lost my teeth, my mouth is but a scar
I lost fear and I learnt lying
I lost my temper, still with me you’re running
// Come along with me to the backroad baby //
// We’re going down south //
// We’re going where the water flows wild //
I lost my tracks and I crossed hunger
I watched my youth burning down forever
I lost my friends, the door was open wide
But you keep telling me everything’s gonna be mighty fine
// Come along with me to the backroad baby //
// We’re going down south //
// We’re going where the water flows wild //
I guess I’m rich of all the trouble I’ve seen
I guess I’m rich of all the people I meet
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