Ramblin' Man
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Ramblin' Man
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I can settle down and be doin' just fine
Till I hear an old train rollin' down the line
Then I hurry straight home and I pack
And if I didn't go I believe I'd blow my stack
I love you babe you gotta understand
That when the Lord made me he made me a ramblin' man
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Now some folks might say that I'm just no good
That I wouldn't settle down if I could
But when that open road starts to callin' me
There's something o'er the hill that I just gotta see
I love to see the towns a passing by
And to ride these rails neath God's blue sky
And when I'm gone and at my grave you stand
Just say God's called home your ramblin' man
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