| It’s the middle of the night
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| Near the Indiana line
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| I’m pulling in a Christian station
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| The signal’s crystal clear
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| But I cannot really hear
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| What he says about the Revelation
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| I am wretched, I am tired
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| But the preacher is on fire
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| And I wish I could believe
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| Whoever watches over all these truckers
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| Show a little mercy for a weary sinner
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| And deliver me — Lord, deliver me
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| Deliver me to the next Best Western
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| Did he who made the lamb
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| Put the tremble in the hand
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| That reaches out to take my quarter
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| I look him in the eye
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| But there isn’t any time
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| Just time enough to pass the tender
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| The highway takes its toll
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| The green light flashes go
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| And it’s welcome to Ohio
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| At four a.m. on 80 East
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| It’s in the nature of the beast
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| To wonder if there’s something missing
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| I am wretched, I am tired
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| But the preacher is on fire
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| And I wish I could believe |