| Once the dogs had quit their barking
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| Son, my neighbor said to me
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| Know the emptiness of talking blue
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| The same old sheep
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| Run, I’ll do no more this walking
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| Haunted by a past I just can’t see anymore, anymore
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| Well, let me tell you
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| I never meant to let go of the hand
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| That’s been clinging by its thick country skin
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| To my yellow country teeth
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| To my yellow country teeth
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| Far, far away from West Virginia
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| I’ll, I’ll try New York City
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| Explaining that the sky holds the wind, the sun rushes in
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| A child with a shotgun can shoot down honeybees that sting
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| Oh, this boy could use a little sting!
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| Alright
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| Who will get me to a party?
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| Who do I have yet to meet?
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| You, you look a bit like coffee and you taste a little of me
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| How can I keep me from moving?
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| Now I need a change of scenery
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| Just listen to me
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| I won’t pretend to understand
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| The movement of the wind or the waves in the ocean
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| Or like the hours, I change softly
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| Slowly, plainly, blindly, oh me
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| Oh my |