Reaching Out For Someone
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Reaching Out For Someone
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Going to San Francisco
To live my life away
Had to search for 15 years
To crash for just a day
I needed my revival
But I guess it never came
You know the summer brought the winter
And they both forgot my name
Reaching out for someone
Tell me what more can I say
Are you going my way
Wasted in Sausalito
A revelation came
I guess I could make it
But I won't play the game
Great God Almighty's gone
And he never even cried
And if you don't believe me
Then I want you by my side
Traveling on this mountain
I'll tell you what I see
I thought I saw Methuselah
Coming on down to me
Well I looked right up the rail road line
And I hear the rumblin' roar
I reached down in my pocket
And feel nothing anymore
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