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Artist: Grateful Dead
Canonical path: /grateful-dead/long-black-limousine
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Long Black Limousine
Read Long Black Limousine lyrics by Grateful Dead on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Long Black Limousine
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Down through the city their fancy cars are such a sight to see
At first look your rich friends that took you innocently
That now they finally called you home to me
Papers told about you lost your life
Of the party and the famous crash that night
Racing on the highway that turns nobody saint
Now you're driving in that long black limousine
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