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Bury Me
02:46
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When I'm south of the borderline
without a cent to my name
I turn my head toward the heavens the sky
cry out and scream your name
You know the desert's a dangerous place
for a man that has never been saved
Would you mind lookin' my way
a small favor, send your savior my way
When you mind wanders westward
you'll recall all my wanderin'
If you care to, I'll write you
Where they mean to bury me
Another road a different place across the tracks
that's where I set in my roots
I'll never see my hometown again
or that road, which we used to live
When I've said all that I can say
I look around, found I've been swept away
Would you mind lookin' my way
a small favor send you savior my way
When you mind wanders westward
you'll recall all my wanderin'
If you care to, I'll write you
Where they mean to bury me
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The Trailer
03:38
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Climbed in the van when we were kids
Buckles came off on interstate 90
Beggin' dad to drive us through the lights
Called my brother a cunt on the beach
Molly got that hook in her tongue
And Mike told us to get the damn hell inside
I miss that trailer home
I miss that gravel road
and the view from up on top of the hill
Swimming in the Wisconsin river
feel the sandstone on my feet
and listening to susie q every night
Throwin' darts on the side of the hill
before we learned they were designed to kill
a wrong step, sure would have ruined the fun
threw a line in the crappie hole
snipe hunting in the woods
a stern reminder, you don't use half the roll
I miss that trailer home
I miss that gravel road
and the view from up on top of the hill
Swimming in the Wisconsin river
feel the sandstone on my feet
and listening to susie q every night
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El Rey Leeon Illinois
El Rey Leeon is Wisconsin country by way of Illinois.
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