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Down the road someday
I guess we'll meet again
Thanks for stayin' around this long
Thanks for being a friend
Whenever there was a hole
Or a story to be told
You were the one who filled it
You were the one who sang the song
There was a time
I used to lay around and wonder about the stars
'Cause in my mind
You used to be the kind of star that never broke hearts
You never let me down
There was a time
I used to lay around and wonder about the stars
'Cause in my mind
You used to be the kind of star that never broke hearts
You never let me down
Down the road someday
I guess we'll meet again
Thanks for stayin' around this long
Thanks for being a friend
Thanks for being a friend
Thanks for being a friend
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The Secret
02:35
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Marlene was a country rock singer
For Catherine's favorite band
She kept a little story with her
She wouldn't tell to a friend
They were back in town
With the tickets sold out
When Marlene decided to hang out
And in the middle of the night
Paparazzi came behind
And clicked her kissin' Catherine's mouth
Down goes the secret
Though they'd been trying to keep it
Catherine's dad was the reverend in a church
He wanted another version
While her mom didn't get it that much
She thought that Catherine was virgin
But they made love that night
On a private jet flight
Not worrying 'bout the rumors below
Marlene had the means
Just outside of New Orleans
Where they could get a lot of blow
Down goes the secret
Though they'd been trying to keep it
Down goes the secret
And they'd been trying to keep it
Down goes the secret
Though they'd been trying to keep it
Down goes the secret
And they'd been trying to keep it
Yeah, keep it coming now
Keep it coming now
Keep it rolling now
Yeah, keep me coming now
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Someday
03:06
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I wake up on a rainy day
To see your eyes again
They're filled with joy and hope
And all the messages are sent
Though we're lying on a bed
We ain't got money to pay
We both know this rain
Will have to stop someday
I believe it's the tower clock
That's calling on a trek
I feel the winds of changing
And they're blowing on my back
I feel something down inside
That's gonna put me on my way
And whatever that I'm looking for
I'll get to that someday
I'm just a rider rumbling through the night
I'm just a man with all the will to fight
This here is my song, my one and only prayer
Won't you come along, I just can't leave for later
My friends they're all goin' places
I ain' never seen
I'm lucky that I found you
In the middle of this dream
I feel restless in my bones
And I'm bound to catch that train
Leave your lights on in your porch
'Cause I'm getting there someday
I'm just a rider rumbling through the night
I'm just a man with all the will to fight
This here is my song, my one and only prayer
Won't you come along, I just can't leave for later
I'm just a rider rumbling through the night
I'm just a man with all the will to fight
This here is my song, my one and only prayer
Won't you come along, I just can't leave for later
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Jolene
02:20
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Well, Jolene was a good girl
But she couldn't get back
To the place where she came from
'Cause she'd lost her track
Well life don't come with GPS
That she already knew
Sometimes you just have to relax
And let the wind blow through
Well sometimes you're a liar, sometimes you're a priest
You get to love, you get to resist
Sometimes you just wanna go
And let the river roll
I saw Jolene at the liquor store
She had a pretty face
Thought of talking to her a little more
But she'd lost her place
The she ran out into the street
And waiting for the bus
She looked around still on her feet
And she told me these words:
Well sometimes you're a sinner, sometimes you're a priest
You get to love, you get to resist
Sometimes you just wanna go
And let the river roll
Well sometimes you're a sinner, sometimes you're a priest
You get to love, you get to resist
Sometimes you just wanna go
And let the river roll
Yeah, let the river roll
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Prisoner
04:08
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You're wanting me to be your robot
You're wanting me to live under your rules
You give me something and expect something back
Just let me tell you it don't work like that
I'm not your prisoner
I'm not your prisoner
I'm not your prisoner
I'm not your prisoner
You're playing games with my good will, you see
Making me think there ain't no victory
I know you're lying when you make that face
You make the world I live seem out of place
I'm not your prisoner
I'm not your prisoner
I'm not your prisoner
I'm not your prisoner
I've got my own king to check mate
I've got my own ball number eight
I've got some things to do before the sun goes down
Now won't you let me through
I must be freedom bound
I'm not your prisoner
I'm not your prisoner
I'm not your prisoner
I'm not your prisoner
No!
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Yellow Boulevard Porto Alegre, Brazil
Our band was built on ideals of freedom, friendship and justice, believing that everyone has a road to travel and a dream to follow. Our music is Rock with a lotta Roll, spiced up with R&B, Indie, Folk and Pop. The journey we want you to take is not on a physical highway, but on the road of life. We invite you to let your problems aside for a moment and just… let it roll. ... more
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