| The funniest girl I ever knew
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| Had hair as orange as Halloween
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| The bluest eyes that saw right through
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| All the b.s. |
| in everything
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| She was an artist from the start
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| And she always sang from the bottom of her heart
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| And through her road was so long
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| She finally made her way back home
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| Yeah she finally made her way back home
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| The loneliest kid I ever saw
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| Owned and old man’s callused hands
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| Sitting barefoot in front of an dime store
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| In a place some called the promised land
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| He had hollow sunken eyes
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| But he was smiling big like he’d won some kinda prize
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| He was ragged, he was rolling like a stone
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| In the dirty city streets that he called home
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| Yeah the dirty city streets that he called home
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| Hobos, tramps and troubadours
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| Don’t ride in boxcars like they did before
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| Seems like most of heroes just ain’t around no more
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| I know I’m lucky to sing my songs
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| And if you want to you can sing along
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| We’ve been on this road so long
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| Won’t you help me find my way back home?
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| Help me find my way back home |