Tennesse Stone
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Tennesse Stone
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We are love placed in fear
Waiting on the smoke to clear
When time is a river
A ghost in the night
You and I disappear
So don't tell me to stay
I've been searching for a runaway
You're a long lonesome highway
We've been here before
So don't tell me to stay
If you're worried 'bout finding
Your way on the road
Just remember the sunset
And Tennesse Stone
And the morning I met you
You tasted like home
So forgive me for begging
'Cause I can't go on
Without my Tennessee Stone
If you're worried 'bout finding
Your way on the road
Just remember the sunset
And Tennesse Stone
And the morning I met you
You tasted like home
So forgive me for begging
'Cause I can't go on
Without my Tennessee Stone
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