Dear John
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Dear John
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Dear John I know your heart beats
somewhere out in the back streets
but this drive...it's getting you nowhere
Dear John you take the high roadwith no brakes no chance to unload
well I hope...it's getting you somewhere
In time (stop wasting)
Time (everybody's)
Time (you got it)
Time
Dear John they got your hands tied
hide out go get your hair dyed
and disappear like smoke into thin air
But Dear God don't let them bleed you
Drive hard let your soul lead to
Somewhere, anywhere but nowhere
(CHORUS)
I know just where your heart beats
Let's go...jump in the front seat
let's drive...together we're somewhere
(CHORUS)
Can you hear me Johnny?
Answer me Johnny
Dear John
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