Halfway Home
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Halfway Home
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I don't mind Texas stretching out wide
Summer nights, and sweet southern belles
Down on Sixth Street, I can barely remember
I lost my mind at the Congress Hotel
Just call me when you're Halfway Home
Just call me when you're Halfway Home
The day is long watching the world go by
I'm standing still and I'm slipping away
Galveston, ain't no radio rhyme
For lonely hearts with nothing to say
Just call me when you're Halfway Home
Just call me when you're Halfway Home
Nashville cats, and Beale Street barbeque
New Orleans is more than you need
Hollywood, I miss that dirty boulevard
The neon gods, so hard to believe.
Just call me when you're Halfway Home
Just call me when you're Halfway Home
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Bill Bonk performs "Halfway Home", and this lyric page sits inside the Bill Bonk catalog on LyroVerse.
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