| Ran right by the house I grew up in
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| Right through the town I knew I was stuck in
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| Took mama to church, and me to the high school
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| Daddy to work, and then to a bar stool
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| There was a stretch, a Chevy
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| Gave us a Gravol, shoulder to cry on
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| I found you, girl, and that I let you go
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| On the same damn road
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| The same two lanes that let me leave
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| Are 'bout to bring you back to me
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| I got out, but I want back in
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| A prim baby, I could be your baby again
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| And these four wheels that got me gone
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| Will turn around, drive all night long
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| I got lost, but I know my way back home
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| It’s the same damn road
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| Flattened dust to
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| One-way ticket, and this boy took it
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| Mama cried, daddy drank
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| She filled my belly, he filled my tank
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| Crossed my heart on the railroad track
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| Swore to God, I wasn’t coming back
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| But, oh, I guess you never know
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| 'Cause the same two lanes that let me leave
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| Are 'bout to bring you back to me
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| I got out, but I want back in
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| A prim baby, I could be your baby again
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| And these four wheels that got me gone
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| Will turn around, drive all night long
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| I got lost, but I know my way back home
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| It’s the same damn road
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| I was born to run
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| So here I come
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| On the same two lanes that let me leave
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| Are 'bout to bring you back to me
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| I got out, but I want back in
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| A prim baby, I could be your baby again
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| And these four wheels that got me gone
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| Could turn around, drive all night long
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| I got lost, but I know my way back home
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| And there’s the sign, just two more miles to go
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| On the same damn road
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| It’s the same damn road |