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It's a long, long way to Tennessee
It's a long, long way for you and me
Well the boss man told me so
I ain't got no place to go
It's a long, long way to Tennessee
It's a long, long way to Tennessee
And the sun it keeps on beating down on me
But there's rain clouds up ahead
Man, I should have stayed in bed
It's a long, long way to Tennessee
It's a long, long way to Tennessee
But I've got to, got to, got to set me free
Well I'm heading for the sun
I got nowhere left to run
It's a long, long way to Tennessee
It's a long, long way to Tennessee
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All These Roads
02:40
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I've been walking all these roads
Where they lead I'll never know
But I'll go, I'll go
To mountains high or valleys low
I'll walk until the trees don't grow
I'll go, I'll go
I just need to find a place where I can be
I'll search low and high until I can be free
Until I can be free
I've been walking round and round
Up to the sky and to the ground
I don't know which way I'm gunna go
Seems that everywhere I turn
The more I see, the less I learn
But I'll go, I'll go
I just need to find a place where I can be
I'll search low and high until I can be free
Until I can be free
Every step that I take makes my stomach churn
Every breath that I intake makes my heart burn
I'm just waiting for a moment that never seems to come
And I run
I just need to find a place where I can be
I'll search low and high until I can be free
I just need to find a place where I can be
I'll search low and high until I can be free
I'll be free
I'll be free
I'll be free
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Just William and the Outlaws UK
Combining the Old West with Will Shakespeare and acoustic guitars. A musical tragedy, but only in the classic sense; 5 acts, 5 albums.
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