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Rolling For Miles
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radio waves
carry us in
up through the mountains
through prairie winds
rolling for miles
hopping those trains
wide open floors
wide open plains
deep dish diving down
with a piggy back brain
running through the yard
from the wolves in the rain
lets get this thing out of Edmonton tonight
hide from the brakeman when he breaks out his light
rolling for miles
hopping those trains
western sky shining down on
the mountain range
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i bless the day I found you
i want to stay around you
and so I beg you, let it be me
don't take this heaven from one
if you must cling to someone
now and forever, let it be me
each time we meet love
i find complete love
without your sweet love what would life be
so never leave me lonely
tell me you love me only
and that you'll always let it be me
so never leave me lonely
tell me you love me only
and that you'll always let it be me
each time we meet love
i find complete love
without your sweet love what would life be
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