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Can you hear me now? |
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But anyway. |
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Tonight also, I wrote a song, called “On the Road”. |
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I’m just rather reading what I wrote all night. |
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There are better things coming than what I wrote all night. |
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Straight from the mind to the voice, with no hand intervening. |
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Well, I left New York 1949. |
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(To)go across the country (wi)thout a dad-blame dime. |
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Montana in the cold, cold fall. |
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Found my father in the gambling hall. |
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Father, Father where have you been? |
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Been out here in the world since I was 10. |
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Dear son, he said don’t worry about me. |
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I’m about to die of pleurisy. |
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Cross the Mississippi, cross the Tennessee, |
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cross the Niagara, home I’ll never be. |
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Home in Ol’Medora, home in Ol’Truckee. |
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Apalachicola, home I’ll never be. |
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For better or worse, through thick and thin. |
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Like being married to the little woman. |
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God loved me just like I loved him. |
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Wants you to do just the same for him. |
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The worms eat away but don’t worry, watch the wind. |
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The worms eat away but don’t worry, watch the wind. |
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So I left Montana in an Ol’freight train. |
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The night my father died in the cold, cold rain. |
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Rode up to Opelousas, rode to Wounded Knee, |
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Rode to Ogallala, home I’ll never be. |
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Home I’ll never be. |
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Home I’ll never be. |