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The Window Song

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The Window Song

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Look out your window

To the street below

Did you see a shadow

Maybe it was a ghost?

A knock on your front door

Check it out again

It could be an echo

Or something in the wind

Look out your window

And tell me what you see

It ain't me

Every empty look below

Every angry word we spoke

Proves we've gone as far

As we can go

Roll down my window

And blow the smoke away

Any way the wind blows

Well, that'll be okay

And every minute gets me

Another mile away

You won't even miss me

Till you pull down your shades

Look out your window

And tell me what you see

It ain't me

Every empty look below

Every angry word we spoke

Proves we've gone as far

As we can go

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Steve Earle performs "The Window Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Earle catalog on LyroVerse.

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