Rte. 66
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Rte. 66
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So long, wandering without you
Wondering about you
Drifting so far
So far, stalking the darkness
Dreaming about this
Life I forgot
In desert lands
I've turned to sand
Once again
Without your hand
So far away
From all that reminds me of you
So far away
I find myself here all alone
So long, haunting in anger
Waving my finger
To all who would come
So far, searching the moonlight
Wishing that I might
Change what I've done
Hold me now
Here, somehow
This desperate son
Will become me
To take away
All that divides me from you
And take away
These memories that drive me alone
Here I am
Destitute, yet resolute
These desert sands
Purging me.
Remind me of where I belong
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Project 86 performs "Rte. 66", and this lyric page sits inside the Project 86 catalog on LyroVerse.
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