Resurrection
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Resurrection
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When you grow up on blue highways
And that's what you call home
All the people would stop and stare
At this old orphan of the road
In the beginning they did not believe me
But they believe me now
Tell my mama and tell my papa
I wish they could see me now
Chorus:
I'm coming back
For the resurrection
For the resurrection
I'm coming back
For the resurrection
For the resurrection
You're an outcast in a land of strangers
And that'a a cardinal sin
Make a break for the outside world
And they won't let you in
If you get lost out on coney island
Tell all my friends hello
That's where i learned the rules of the game
They taught me all i know
Chorus
You were drowning in a sea of laughter
Tears were in your eyes
When you found out what you were after
I could see your spirit rise
Chorus
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Who performs "Resurrection"?
Guy Penrod performs "Resurrection", and this lyric page sits inside the Guy Penrod catalog on LyroVerse.
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