| Living free is gaining on me
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| Can’t keep ahead of my dreams
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| My relief turned out a thief
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| Smooth as rocks in the stream
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| This old town is a sad affair
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| You be glad you’re not there
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| It ties your hands, it spikes your drink
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| I’d say more, but I can’t think
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| Lazy Jim took a bottle with him
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| Tried to flag down a train
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| Left a note, couldn’t read what he wrote
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| A light came on in my brain
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| This old town is a sad affair
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| You be glad you’re not there
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| It ties your hands, it spikes your drink
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| I’d say more, but I can’t think
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| The hills are gold
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| Mornings are cold
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| Don’t know a soul on the street
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| I keep to myself like everyone else
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| Nobody says much to me
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| Go to bed, fight thoughts in my head
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| In the time between wake and sleep
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| Rats to kill, contracts to fill
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| It’s on ice, but it won’t keep
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| This old town is a sad affair
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| You be glad you’re not there
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| It ties your hands, it spikes your drink
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| I’d say more, but I can’t think
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| This old town is a sad affair
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| You be glad you’re not there
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| It ties your hands, it spikes your drink
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| I’d say more, but I can’t think |