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Artist: Eilen Jewell
Canonical path: /eilen-jewell/walking-down-the-line
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Walking Down the Line
Read Walking Down the Line lyrics by Eilen Jewell on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Walking Down the Line
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Well I'm walking down the line,
Walking down the line
Well I'm walking down the line, my feet'll be flying
I can tell you by my troubled mind
I seen the morning light,
Seen the morning light,
Well it's not because I'm an early riser
I didn't get to sleep last night
My money comes and goes,
My money comes and goes
My money comes and goes and rolls and flows
Through the holes in the pockets of my clothes
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