| Road trips and rumble strips
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| Sweet Lorraine she’s got ruby red lips
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| She drives about in her Plymouth lord
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| She recently crashed her flatbed ford
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| Gil Scott-Heron and his brother the Baren
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| They flew down south with coke eyes glaring
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| And they spoke the words freedom lord
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| But their tongues were tied up and bleeding lord
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| And I find myself in a gold mine
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| Three feet beneath that county line
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| The oil it spilled and it blackened my face
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| And it tore out the heart of the human race
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| Young Dorothy Jean and her sewing machine
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| Breaking at the corners and breaking at the seams
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| Glitter and gold well she ain’t that old
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| She looks 33 but she’s 40 I’m told
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| And I find myself in a gold mine
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| Three feet beneath that county line
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| The oil it spilled and it blackened my face
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| And it tore out the heart of the human race
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| I find myself in a gold mine
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| Three feet beneath that county line
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| The oil it spilled and it blackened my face
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| And it tore out the heart of the human race
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| Road trips and rumble strips
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| Sweet Lorraine she’s got ruby red lips |