Drew's Theme
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Drew's Theme
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Well I'm staring at an empty bar room Bottles on my table Another life I chose to lead Can you see em' crying on my shoulder Can you see me crying on mine Sometimes I wish I could lay down and die... Drew's theme
The rain spatters on my windshield Making patterns across my life, once or twice Well there's bigger skies on the horizon probably bigger storms But the days are prettier and so much longer so much longer so much longer so much longer
Well It's another summer thunderstorm Back to Georgia again Gonna hang on my porch down in Macon with my friends. And I've been riding down I-77 Trying to ease my load Every bump I hit spills thoughts of you in the road.. . Drew's theme Drew's theme Drew's theme
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