Losing
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Losing
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high moon, old mountain
headlights are hurting my eyes
i must be tired
road after road after road
i am aching
it happened
somebody died i love
road after road after road
i don't know where you are
time might take it
make it into something you say a fact
road after road after road
i looked into your drawer of hankies
a chair with nobody there a hat
road after road after road
i don't know where i am
these roads that wind around are losing me losing
i drove out of your town losing you losing
back into my home
a city
insignificant speck of dust
road after road after road
how come i don't feel
i'm living
my heart beat and it broke
so i must
be
road after road after road
i don't know where you are
these roads that wind around are losing me losing
i drove out of your town losing you losing
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