Dancing On The Highway
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Dancing On The Highway
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You, if you want me
Listening so close
From far way
Memorizing what you told me
Like a foreigner, on holiday
Smiling at confusion, talking to the speed
Good that I see, dancing on the highway
The broken light that leads from you to me
Well I'll be at my station, all night
So come on by, if you feel right
Still here if you want me
Look at what I can do
With empty time, a lost love
And words they haunt me
But isn't this flat road to some surprise
One stride in the mural
Planted into place
Like someones kiss
A dead card on the tranquil
City between you and me
Thats all there is
But I'm here if you want me, my love
Dancing on the highway
Your so still here
My sky
Oh why, oh why
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Elliott Smith performs "Dancing On The Highway", and this lyric page sits inside the Elliott Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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