| About three miles up that run down road
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| There’s an old town dump with some fools gold
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| Just waiting for a bandit’s hand to steal
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| What one soul lost I’d always find
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| It’s wild what some folk leave behind
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| But a poor boys dreams can always make it real
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| Cause I threw stones at broken bottles
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| I washed my hands in God’s rainwater
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| I found treasure others wouldn’t claim
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| I threw stones at broken bottles
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| Took what this life had to offer
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| And I let it shine when others make it rain
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| Let it shine when others make it rain
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| Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine
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| When others make it rain
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| While driving through the promised land
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| Out there in the drifting sand
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| I saw a boy who looked at lot like me
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| As I rolled my window down
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| I yelled across that one-horse town
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| I said, don’t give up boy, you’ve got the right to dream!
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| (REPEAT CHORUS) |