Dead End Road (feat. Eric Clapton)
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Dead End Road (feat. Eric Clapton)
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Well I feel like I'm running
Down a dead end road
Yes I feel like I'm running
Down a dead end road
I need someone to tell me
Which way I outta go
Say goodbye to the morning
Hello, evenin' time
Say goodbye to the morning
Down a road I'm flyin'
If I look away beyond me
I'll be gettin' way behind
I can't seem to catch up
Just just keeps fallin' away
Can't seem to catch up
Just just keeps fallin' away
Make no difference where I go
Dead end road everyday
Lord I feel like I'm running
Down a dead end road
Well I feel like I'm running
Down a dead end road
I need someone to tell me
Which way I ought to go
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