Walking The Fine Line
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Walking The Fine Line
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Lost my job in the darkest place, Going to get back up
Clean my face, And take that longest ride
I talked to the man with the busy pen
Tired of being on the losing end
I'm going to walk with pride
Walking that fine line
Between the sun and the sky
The smoke and the steel you and me
Taking the longest ride, Crack the sky
But get out alive this time
Me and my friend we been up all night
Had a drink on John, had a drink on the mine
Now we'll leave this ghost town
She said, "Show me a good man,
"I'll show you a slave,
Show me a free man,
I'll show you the brave.
Hold your head up high"
Never had the guts to turn it around
Never had the guts to tear it down
Now we got the chance to
We're walking that fine line
Between a free man and a slave
The wind and the sea you and me
Taking that longest ride
Crack the sky
Get out alive this time
Walking that fine line.....
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Cochrane Tom performs "Walking The Fine Line", and this lyric page sits inside the Cochrane Tom catalog on LyroVerse.
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