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T u r n t h e P a g e
EmOn a long and lonesome highway, east of Omaha
You can Dlisten to the engine moaning out its one note song
You can Athink about the woman or the girl you knew the night beEmfore
EmAnd your thoughts will soon be wandering the way they always do
When your Driding sixteen hours and there's nothing much to do and
you Adon't feel much like travelling, you just wish the trip was throEmugh
EmBut here I Dam, on the Emroad again. Well here I Dam, up on the Emstage
Here I Dgo, playing Astar again. There I Cgo, Dturn the Empage
EmAs you walk into the restaurant all strung out from the road
And you Dfeel the eyes upon you, as your shaking off the cold
You preAtend it doesn't bother you but you just want to explEmode
EmSometimes you hear 'em talking, other times you can't
All the Dsame old cliché's, is it a woman or a man
And you Aalways seem outnumbered, you dare not make a stEmand
EmBut here I Dam, on the Emroad again. Well here I Dam, up on the Emstage
Here I Dgo, playing Astar again. There I Cgo, Dturn the Empage
EmOut there in the spotlight, you're a million miles away
Every Dounce of energy, you try to give away
And the Asweat pours from you're body, like the music that you plEmay
EmLater on that evening, as you lie wake in bed
With the Dechoes from the amplifiers till ringing in your head
And you Asmoke the days last cigarette, remembering what you Emsaid
EmBut here I Dam, on the Emroad again. Well here I Dam, up on the Emstage
Here I Dgo, playing Astar again. There I Cgo, Dturn the Empage
EmBut here I Dam, on the Emroad again. Well here I Dam, up on the Emstage
Here I Dgo, playing Astar again. There I Cgo, Dturn the Empage,
There I Cgo, Dturn the Empage.
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