Dusty Roads
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Dusty Roads
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Me and my Mom and Daddy
Were just dirt farmers
Growing from the land
The things we'd eat
Sunday morning
Down a dusty road to church
That's the memory I'd like to keep
There ain't many more dusty roads
They've nearly all now been paved
I miss my old friends
And I miss them good ole days
Back when people were getting saved
Yeaah
Back when people were getting saved
The Lord is living in my heart
But that don't mean I've been ordained
It just means I've accepted him to stay
And to him I'll always pray
Ohhhhh
There ain't many more dusty roads
They've nearly all now been paved
I miss my old friends
And I miss them good ole days
Back when people were getting saved
Yeaahh
Back when people were getting saved
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