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El Troubadour

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Bastard Sons Of Johnny Cash Canonical path: /bastard-sons-of-johnny-cash/el-troubadour Related lyric paths: 6
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El Troubadour

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I can't remember who I used to be

A million miles of lost memories

Nothing feels like it used to feel

My old life it just don't seem real

I got a wife and family

Don't even know if they're waiting on me

I just keep rolling down this one way track

You make your choices and you don't look back

Still those wheels keep turning round

I'm a troubadour and I can't slow down

White line fever and a broken heart

In this neon dream you gotta play your part

I can't remember how I used to feel

Cause that old life it just don't seem real

Still those wheels keep turning round

I'm a troubadour and I can't slow down

I can't remember who I used to be

This old life it just don't seem real

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