Bedroll Lullaby
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Bedroll Lullaby
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Did you ever wander far from home?
Far from what is safe and comfortable?
Trading all your demons for the moon
And sleeping till the sun makes it all true
I don't know how long I've been gone
And I can't say when I'll get home
I'll keep my engine clean and strong
And run this soul where it belongs
Somewhere I can hear a lonesome train
Burning in a direction I can't name
I'll shut my eyes and lay these bones to rest
Off the beaten path we all know best
I don't know how long I've been gone
And I can't say when I'll get home
I'll keep my engine clean and strong
And run this soul where it belongs
Maybe I'm just spinning wheels lost in a world
That lost the thrill of living on the edge until
It's time for the bedroll, until the ember's gone
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Chuck Ragan performs "Bedroll Lullaby", and this lyric page sits inside the Chuck Ragan catalog on LyroVerse.
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