Solitary Man
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Solitary Man
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There's a solitary man who came from west of kentuky
And he don't mind if he has to stay alone in his truck
He only sees the horizon with that blood red sun
He always worked hard and made his own luck
Making happen all he wanted, on every hour
What could stop him, made his voice louder
That man can be so scary and can be strong
But his heart is golden and never could be corrupted
He knows time can't change what you have done
This man can stand all the crows along his way
He needs to keep his thoughts, that makes him stay
I think he knows, that throwing what is bad out can not stop his pain
And that I've learned from this solitary man
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