| This is the day
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| Of the expanding man
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| That shape is my shade
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| There where I used to stand
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| It seems like only yesterday
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| I gazed through the glass
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| At ramblers
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| Wild gamblers
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| That’s all in the past
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| You call me a fool
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| You say it’s a crazy scheme
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| This one’s for real
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| I already bought the dream
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| So useless to ask me why
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| Throw a kiss and say goodbye
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| I’ll make it this time
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| I’m ready to cross that fine line
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| Learnt to work the saxophone
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| I, I play just what I feel
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| Drink Scotch whiskey all night long
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| (Aah)
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| And die behind the wheel
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| They got a name for the winners in the world
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| I, I want a name when I lose
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| They call Alabama, «The Crimson Tide»
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| (Aah)
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| Call me Deacon Blues
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| (Deacon Blues)
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| My back to the wall
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| A victim of laughing chance
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| This is for me
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| The essence of true romance
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| Sharing the things we know and love
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| With those of my kind
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| Libations
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| Sensations
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| That stagger the mind
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| I crawl like a viper
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| Through these suburban streets
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| Make love to these women
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| Languid and bittersweet
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| I’ll rise when the sun goes down
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| Cover every game in town
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| A world of my own
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| I’ll make it my home sweet home
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| Learnt to work the saxophone
|
| I, I play just what I feel
|
| Drink Scotch whiskey all night long
|
| (Aah)
|
| And die behind the wheel
|
| They got a name for the winners in the world
|
| I, I want a name when I lose
|
| They call Alabama, «The Crimson Tide»
|
| (Aah)
|
| Call me Deacon Blues
|
| (Deacon Blues)
|
| This is the night
|
| Of the expanding man
|
| I take one last drag
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| As I approach the stand
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| I cried when I wrote this song
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| Sue me if I play too long
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| This brother is free
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| I’ll be what I want to be
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| I learnt to work the saxophone
|
| I, I play just what I feel
|
| Drink Scotch whiskey all night long
|
| (Aah)
|
| And die behind the wheel
|
| They got a name for the winners in the world
|
| I, I want a name when I lose
|
| They call Alabama, «The Crimson Tide»
|
| (Aah)
|
| Call me Deacon Blues
|
| (Deacon Blues) |