| Dusty road, buried dreams
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| Pieces on the ground
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| Saw the ghosts of empty streets
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| Of that West Virginia town
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| You worked for years on swing shift at the oil refinery
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| You loved your wife and your kids
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| And one of those kids was me
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| And the sweat upon your brow was like the tears of heaven pouring out
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| You said keep walking on down, down this dusty road
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| We’re gonna make it somehow
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| Now I wish that you were here
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| You’d be amazed to see
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| That today looks like a page torn from 1933
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| In my dreams to you I run
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| In golden fields where angels kiss the sun
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| You say keep walking on down, down this dusty road
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| We’re gonna make it somehow
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| I can feel it, feel it in my bones
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| That there’s a place up ahead that looks like home
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| We keep walking on down, down this dusty road
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| We’re gonna make it somehow
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| We’re gonna make it somehow
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| Yes we are
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| And a peace comes to me now
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| Like a steady hand to lead us out
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| We keep walking on down, down this dusty road
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| We’re gonna make it somehow
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| I can feel it, feel it in my bones
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| That there’s a place up ahead that looks like home
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| We keep walking on down, down this dusty road
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| We’re gonna make it somehow
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| We’re gonna make it somehow
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| Yes we are |