Bad Roads in Spring
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Bad Roads in Spring
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Middle of March and it's snowing
Let me forget everything
You can't always get where you're going
Bad roads in spring
I wanted to be on top of it by evening
Catch the morning hours from behind
But a big blizzard hit up from Denver
You don't get too far drivin' blind
The trucks passed us by out of Springfield
Never a sign to our pleas
Oh it's fine to look out through the windshield
When it's rainin' and 32 degrees
Middle of April at sundown
Stuck in the country mud I have to sing
Wait for the morning to come around
Bad roads in spring.
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