Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Whitney
Canonical path: /whitney/no-woman
Related lyric paths: 6
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No Woman
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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No Woman
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I left drinking on the city train
To spend some time on the road
Then one morning I woke up in LA
Caught my breath on the coast
I've been going through a change
I might never be sure
I'm just walking in a haze
I'm not ready to turn
No woman
No woman
Midnight driving through the bay
Going back on the road
Coming up and I wish I could stay
I've been sleeping alone
I've been going through a change
I might never be sure
I'm just walking in a haze
I'm not ready to turn
No woman
No woman
I left drinking on the city train
To spend some time on the road
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