75
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75
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I'm starting to hate all these cigarettes
And this lonely town
And i'm starting to fade like the lines on route 143
Sometimes i feel like i might wont get off this ride
As my bedroom rolls down this long highway at 75
And this highway aint no place home for lovers and drifters like me
All the hotels and bars
Rides in stretch cars aint for me
I'm tired of missing the moments i'll never get back
And i'm tired of missing the smiles on my little girl's face
Sometimes i feel like i might wont get off this ride
As my bedroom rolls down this long highway at 75
And this highway aint no place home for lovers and drifters like me
All the hotels and bars
Rides in stretch cars aint for me
Sometimes i feel like i might
Wont get off this ride
As my bedroom rolls down this long highway at 75
As my bedroom rolls down this long highway at 75
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