Road Dog Blues
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Road Dog Blues
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Two weeks after I got home I heard the news
Metal Blade set a deal that we could not refuse
God has shown his hand but now I had to choose
Singing "Thank you all for helping me, but home is where I'd rather be."
What's down the road I can't see, but I got another destiny to choose
No more road dog blues
So I quit my traveling with the Burdon band
My wife and I put the house and car in better hands
And we set out not knowing if we'd sink or stand
Singing "Thank you Lord for helping me, 'cause home is where I'd rather be."
What's down the road I can't see, but I gotta new destiny to choose
No more road dog blues
I'm coming home!
No more road dog blues
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Neal Morse performs "Road Dog Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Neal Morse catalog on LyroVerse.
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