| I wok e up tired after sleeping in my car
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| At a rest-stop on I-95
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| It’s a wonder that I’m still alive
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| The way some of these people drive
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| I came to get my kicks on route 66
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| Where gasoline’s cheaper than drugs
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| Yeah I came to get some bang for my buck
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| In the land where they make their own luck
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| And I’ve got some songs about love, sweet love
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| In the box where some people keep their gloves
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| Keep their gloves
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| Think I’ll throw them on after I gas up, I gas up
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| And I’ll get myself back on the road
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| I knew a woman, I knew here quite well
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| I knew her for quite a long spell
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| And I ‘m not sure that it’s worn off yet
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| But I’m running away nevertheless
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| From Montreal to the border
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| Down through Vermont
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| I got lost in New York City’s maze
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| And as the dusk settled over the bay
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| I said «so this is where stars are made»
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| And I’ve got some songs about love, sweet love
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| In the tape-deck, guess I better turn them up turn them up
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| And sing at the top of my lungs my poor lungs
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| And drive into the sweet Virginia sun
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| I’ve got some songs about love, sweet love
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| In the tape-deck, guess I better turn them up turn them up
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| And I’m miles away from where I’m from where I’m from
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| But I’m free-er than water from a tap, from a tap
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| Oh I’m free-er than water from a tap |