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Tennessee
04:24
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Hold Fast
03:42
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Everybody knows you've
You've got it on your own
Even though you didn't choose it
You've made that road your own
But you're still afraid
of being alone
It scares you to death
Chills your weary bones
And the sight of her face
Turns you to stone
And you hold fast, you hold fast
You hold fast
But You've got nothing to lose
By letting go.
You're everywhere you wanted
You wanted to go
You've made yourself a family
You've carved yourself a home
And five years ago
You'd kick yourself today
You never know
When this ground might give way
But that little town
Is so very far away
But you hold fast, you hold fast,
You hold fast
These ghosts you should
Be letting go.
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3. |
309
03:11
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I thought that I could settle down
Live a normal life
I gave the little that I had
To try to be a wife
To try to be a wife now
Just took more than I could
I've just gotta leave you now
Cause baby I'm just no damn good
And your eyes don't shine like they used to
Its been years since you've had something real to say
I'm jumping on the 309
I'm leaving here today
Oh oh oh oh oh
I'm leaving here today
It's crazy that a couple words
Can rewrite the fight
Sentenced to an old career
For 95 to life
Sitting here next to you
I couldnt be further away
Honey baby sweetheart
How'd we ever get to be this way?
And your eyes don't shine like they used to
Its been years since you've had something real to say
I'm jumping on the 309
I'm leaving here today
Oh oh oh oh oh
I'm leaving here today
I wish that I could give to you
Everything you want
I've tried for so many years
And your eyes don't shine like they used to
Its been years since you've had something real to say
I'm jumping on the 309
I'm leaving here today
Oh oh oh oh oh
I'm leaving here today
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4. |
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5. |
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I thought that I could settle down
Live a normal life
I gave the little that I had
To try to be a wife
To try to be a wife now
Just took more than I could
I've just gotta leave you now
Cause baby I'm just no damn good
And your eyes don't shine like they used to
Its been years since you've had something real to say
I'm jumping on the 309
I'm leaving here today
Oh oh oh oh oh
I'm leaving here today
It's crazy that a couple words
Can rewrite the fight
Sentenced to an old career
For 95 to life
Sitting here next to you
I couldnt be further away
Honey baby sweetheart
How'd we ever get to be this way?
And your eyes don't shine like they used to
Its been years since you've had something real to say
I'm jumping on the 309
I'm leaving here today
Oh oh oh oh oh
I'm leaving here today
I wish that I could give to you
Everything you want
I've tried for so many years
And your eyes don't shine like they used to
Its been years since you've had something real to say
I'm jumping on the 309
I'm leaving here today
Oh oh oh oh oh
I'm leaving here today
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