Roadman
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Roadman
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All I need's a highway sign to destinate my life
Play all night and drive all day, my job, and it's my wife
Once you get to going, there ain't no turning round
Across the U.S.A. and back again to give the people sounds
And when the party's over
And we done all that we can
I find out what time's check out time
Get up and get back in the van, I'm Roadman
Every night is Friday night, same show different day
Tomorrow we'll be headed down the road, and on our way
Off to see more thirsty faces join with us to slam
Good sportsmanship and bruises is our basic battle plan
And when the party's over
And we done all that we can
I find out what time's check out time
Get up and get back in the van, I'm Roadman
I'm Roadman
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Md. 45 performs "Roadman", and this lyric page sits inside the Md. 45 catalog on LyroVerse.
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