Banjo & Violin
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Banjo & Violin
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I've gone a bit country since I met you baby
I used to be so rock 'n' roll
it's a question of confidence, maybe
wandering off down a long, dusty road
banjo and violin
once I was lost in the crush of the crowd
and drums coming up through the floor
now it's lone strings that cry out loud
in minor keys whispered through cracks in the door
banjo and violin
you walked in like a lonesome highway
tumbleweed at your heel
the question is, 'how big does the sky get?'
and am I alone in what I feel
banjo and violin
if this is the state you find me in
blame it on the banjo and violin
blame it on the way I've been travelling
blame it on the banjo and violin
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