Rolling Stone
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Rolling Stone
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Sometimes I feel I'm going nowhere
Sometimes I'm sure I never will
She said it's cause I'm always moving
I never notice cause I never stand still
Sometimes I feel like I'm falling
Falling fast and falling free
She says my darling you're not falling
It always looked like you were flying to me
But I fear I've grown a rolling stone inside of me
She said oh don't you know
That rolling stones stop at the sea
And that's where I'll be
Sometimes (I feel/) I'm sure I know no one
A thousand faces but no names
She said my love you do know someone
Oh and I know you back just the same
But I'm scared I said, what if this stone don't slow down
Just be aware she said, what goes up will come down
And when you do I'll be around
Oh when I've dragged this rolling stone across this land
I'll make sure I leave this stone in her hands
For we both know too well, rolling stones turn in to sand
If they don't find a place to stand
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