| Watch my back and light my way
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| My traveling star, my traveling star
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| Watch over all of those born st. |
| christophers day
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| Old road dog, young runaway
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| They hunger for home but they cannot stay
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| They wait by the door
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| They stand and they stare
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| Theyre already out of there
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| Theyre already out of there
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| My daddy used to ride the rails
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| So they say, so they say
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| Soft as smoke and as tough as nails
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| Boxcar jones, old walking man
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| Coming back home was like going to jail
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| The sheets and the blankets and babies and all
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| No he never did come back home
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| Never that I recall
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| Nevermind the wind
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| Nevermind the rain
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| Nevermind the road leading home again
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| Never asking why
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| Never knowing when
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| Every now and then
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| There he goes again
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| She had a cat and a dog named blue
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| My traveling star, my traveling star
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| A big old stove and a fireplace, too
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| Old road dog, young runaway
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| She told me loved me like it was true
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| I knew I should stay
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| I knew I would go Run run run away
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| Run run run away, boy
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| Run before the wind
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| Run before the rain
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| Over yonder hill
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| Just around the bend
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| Never knowing why
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| Never knowing when
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| Every now and then
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| There you go again
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| Tie me up and hold me down
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| Oh, my traveling star
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| Bury my feet down in the ground
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| Oh, old road dog
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| Claim my name from the lost and found
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| And let me believe this is where I belong
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| Shame on me for sure
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| For one more highway song
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| My traveling star
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| My traveling star |