| I was up at 5:15, watering the weeds
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| Thinking 'bout the life we left
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| And all of the places in between
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| That We seen
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| And though I know it wasn’t much for you
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| I held on to every word you said
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| Plans we thought we’d surely keep
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| But somehow, we landed here instead
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| But still, no matter where you are
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| I’ll find you in a dream
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| And you can’t go home again
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| Can’t go back to 17
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| You should know, the streets are rough these days
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| And folks aren’t what they seem
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| But still, whenever you are lost
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| I’ll find you, I’ll find you
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| In a dream
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| I heard your daughter’s ten years old
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| That you drove her 'round Texas for a while
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| Same old 745
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| That your father kept for 200,000 miles, with a smile
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| And you still get high, on a pipe made out of wood
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| That you’ve had since you went to Mexico
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| Sometimes you wish you never left
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| But seems like it’s always time to go
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| To go… |