| Oh, hey there brother, don’t you know the road?
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| Oh, hey there brother, don’t you know the road?
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| There was no one good, and I was all alone
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| Had a big black dog lay beside my door
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| And a figure spoke in a mournful way
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| Yes, my brother, I know the way
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| So I hope that fiddle with my hands
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| Then the fiddler said 'Hey now, hey now'
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| Though not all the tunes are played like that
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| And though the storm’s passed over
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| And the sun is in its place
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| Whoa, it took a long time
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| And the man, how I know him
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| The fiddler, fiddler take up your bow
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| Play me a song that I don’t know
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| The winged daughter on my hand
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| There ain’t nothin that I will hum in fear
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| Came along some song, patient as life
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| Like the gladness in my daddy’s eye
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| Like when I was a child, just a little boy
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| The one within his crook of arm
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| And though the storm’s passed over
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| And the sun is in its place
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| Whoa, it took a long time
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| And the man, how I know him
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| Oh hey there brother, don’t you know the road?
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| Oh hey there brother, don’t you know, don’t you know the road?
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| There was no one good, and I was all alone
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road
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| And a big black dog laid beside my door
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| Yes, my brother, I know the road |