Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Ten Years After
Canonical path: /ten-years-after/over-the-hill
Related lyric paths: 6
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Over The Hill
Read Over The Hill lyrics by Ten Years After on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Over The Hill
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I got water on the brain
My mind is like a drain
Here I go again
Over the hill
My eyes don't seem too clear
I'm not sure what I hear
It seems I'm going clear
Over the hill
Like a cripple and his crutch
I have leaned a bit too much
Seems that I should never touch again
Now it seems it's plain to see
That this stuff is killing me
Got to quit, so, I'll be free again
I got too much to lose
No one can fill my shoes
Think I'll leave the blues
Over the hill
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