| Curly would drive that old pickup truck
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| Lilly would roll a cigarette
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| They never sweated the money the made
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| They get by just fine on anything they get
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| Curly worked the Dobro for seven long years
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| Always on the road not at home
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| He told Lilly one day before it all slips away
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| Let’s take the kids out there and make it on our own
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| It’s good times 'tiil they get here
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| Short time 'til they’re gone
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| Just picking and singing in a family band
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| Traveling and living off the land
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| Picking and fishing and meeting other folks
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| Making home brew and cooking steaks
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| Wear your old clothes and drive those old country roads
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| Live your mistakes and make up your own breaks
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| They traveled this country from L.A. to Maine
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| Seattle and back to Key West
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| Through hundreds of gigs and all the miles they did
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| They say that raising five kids tops the list
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| Curly told me if you want to be free
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| You got to be your own boss
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| Be fair with those you like, do what you think is right
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| If they still don’t like you, pack it up and walk |