Country Lights
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Country Lights
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Everybody's rolling thru' the night
Get that city moving out of sight
I've just got time to get away
And free my mind for thirty days
Get that city moving out of sight
Bye bye city
Bye bye city
Moving on to country lights
The sun is hot we're going out to play
The money's getting spent without delay
Screaming shouting with delight
No-one's going home tonight
I can make the city fade away
Stars have been forever in the night
Someone turns the lights on in the sky
They just ain't there in my own town
We're always looking at the ground
I've got to get away to country lights
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