Up and Gone
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Up and Gone
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Ive been staring out the door
Beat down by the ceiling
Shackled to the floor
Lately laid back is just no fun
Lets find ourselves lost somewhere
In the hill country sun
Cause today
All I want to do
Is to ride around this old town with you
When tomorrow comes
Ill sing my leaving song
And like a puff of smoke
Ill be up and gone
Do something even if its wrong
A king and queen for an afternoon
Beats a lifetime as a pawn
We'll find us a place beneath the shade
And we wont stop until
All the loves been made
Chorus
Lets put on our rambling shoes
Take the path less taken
And out run those blues
Chorus
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Jason Boland performs "Up and Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Jason Boland catalog on LyroVerse.
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