Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Tim Hardin
Canonical path: /hardin-tim/danville-dame
Related lyric paths: 6
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Danville Dame
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Danville Dame
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Well i am riding on a flat tire, flat on my back
And i am watching the smoke come out the stack
I´m leaving town and i ain´t coming back
Good bye, new york city here i come
I fell in love with a danville dame
I'll come with her, type of may retain
That´s why i raid this old freight train
Good bye, new york city here i come
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Tim Hardin performs "Danville Dame", and this lyric page sits inside the Tim Hardin catalog on LyroVerse.
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