| Rode through the past torn can’t find her
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| Driving fast, the mountains behind us
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| Trees mashing, grinding
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| Secret compartment, fine china
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| Catching five, night finders
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| Black hills, wide awake pills, each turn at the wheel
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| Two asleep, one pick CDs, ride the beat
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| Hold the road to Noreaga’s Driver’s Seat
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| Switching three
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| Stretch, air crisp, breath steaming, piss, slept dreamless, drifting
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| Open country, squat prisons
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| Cities in plain hum in the distance
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| One thousand miles
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| You Christmas watching the speed limit on the road to perdition
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| Bad coffee, gasoline
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| Hard stares from men in muddy jeans on tailgates
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| Shared nicotine
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| Back when the road feels like snail’s pace
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| Questioning the fail-safe
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| Day breaks miserly
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| Gray slate, press it down, break weight
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| There is only one road, the one you made
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| And they say they say they say they say they say they say
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| No sleep 'til Brooklyn
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| And they say they say
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| No sleep 'til Brooklyn
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| And they say they say
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| No sleep 'til Brooklyn
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| And they say they say
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| No sleep 'til Brooklyn
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| And they say they say |