Oil In The Fields
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Oil In The Fields
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I remember father's ring
Remember mother's hair
Don't recall the color of her eyes
Until I look at my own eyes
Four-hour plane ride
47 suits and ties
23 women I don't know
And now I'm here, and now I'm home
And the oil in the fields
And the oil on my skin
Drop back over me
And yes, I have been drinking
And yes, I have been drinking
And yes, I have been drinking
And yes, I have been drinking
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