Long Time To Here
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Long Time To Here
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you ladies a listen here
don't come around and draw me near
you cannot walk the road
if ya can't never carry the load
our secrets behind the door
I've been through this before
but it was so long ago
exactly where and when I don't know
(HARP SOLO)
(I don't know)
but man it's been a long time
man it's been a long time to get here
man it's been a long time
man it's been a long time to get here
man it's been a long time
man it's been a long time to get here
man it's been a long time
man it's been a long time to get here
man it's been a long time
man it's been a long time to get here
man it's been a long time
man it's been a long time to get here
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