Roadhouse Blues
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Roadhouse Blues
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I've been paying them road house dues
Since I was a young boy
Drifting and ramblin' with my old man
Searching around for that West Texas oil
Chorus:
Well ain't nobody know
Where I'm gonna go
Ain't nobody know these here gypsy roads
Straight out them bad lands well I come a runnin
Out of New Mexico
Eighteen wheelers and freight trains and pump jacks
Well hell I rode upon
Chorus: repeat
Mr. Armadillo don't stand in my way
I ain't gonna stick around here
I don't know why I can't fly this gypsy ride
On out the cosmic cowboy atmosphere
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Ryan Bingham performs "Roadhouse Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Ryan Bingham catalog on LyroVerse.
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