Dixie Lee Junction
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Dixie Lee Junction
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These old boots will keep me walking
To a place I long to be
High upon a mountain-top
Down in Tennessee
Said good-bye to New York
Country living on my mind
Crowded streets and hard cement
That's what I left behind
Well just outside of oak ridge
About a fifteen minute ride
Well all I need is clean fresh air
To keep me satisfied, satisfied
Big city living got me on the run
Big city living got me on the run
Dixie Lee junction
Dixie Lee junction
Oh big city living got me on the run
Big city living got me on the run
Dixie Lee junction
Dixie Lee junction
Oh, yeah
Yeah big city living got me on the run
Big city living got me on the run
Dixie Lee junction
Dixie Lee junction
Dixie Lee junction
Dixie Lee junction
Alright
Dixie Lee junction
Oh Dixie Lee junction
Hey Dixie Lee junction
Oh
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