Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jimmy Buffett
Canonical path: /buffett-jimmy/the-last-line
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Last Line
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The Last Line
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I've given my life for songs that I sing
As a matter of fact, I've given everything
But time has come to not make a sound
Time has come to lay my burden down
Ohhh wo, ohhh wo
It's come from behind, and now is the time
for the last line.
I've managed to keep some friends on my side
And lived through the time of rumors and lies
But now is the time to rest my heart
Let some other innocent fool take my part
Ohh wo, ohh wo
It's come from behind, and now is the time
for the last line.
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Jimmy Buffett performs "The Last Line", and this lyric page sits inside the Jimmy Buffett catalog on LyroVerse.
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