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buffalo river home |
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I've been taking off and landing but this airport's closed |
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And how much thicker this fog is gonna get god only knows |
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Just when you think that you've got a grip |
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Reality sneaks off it gives you the slip |
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As if you ever knew what it was taking you down the line |
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CHORUS: |
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Tearing through the cottonfields and bus shelters |
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of the south running helter skelter |
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down through the mississippI delta |
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with no place to call your own |
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mixing up drinks with mixed feelings |
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all along the paint was peeling |
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down to an indian blanket on a pony |
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with no rider in the flesh and bone |
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looking for his buffalo river home |
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I've been circling the wagons down at times square |
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Trying to fI'll up this hole in my soul but nothing fits there |
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Hust when you think you can let it rip |
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you're pounding the pavement in your daddy's wingtips |
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as if you had some place better to go |
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or a better way to get there |
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REPEAT CHORUS: |
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Now there's only two things in life but I forget what they are |
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it seems we're either hanging on a moonbeams coat tails |
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or wishing on stars |
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just when you think that you've been gyped |
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the bearded lady comes and does a double back flip |
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and you run off and join the circus |
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yeah, you just let that pony ride |