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Band, The ~ Endless Highway


G d Take a silver dollar and put it in your pocket, A e Never let it slip away. G d a Always be a man, not a boy gone astray. D d/c# bm bm/a e a When ya get half cra-zy from the august heat D d/c# bm bm/a Or on a frozen, rotted road E With no one to complain to about your achin' feet. (chorus:) A g d a You're gonna walk that endless highway, D e a Walk that high-way till you die. G d a All you children goin' my way, D e a Better tell your home-life sweet goodbye. When i see a detour up ahead, Well, i leave it far behind, Who knows what you're apt to find there. With the cost of livin, and the price of dyin', Well it look like t'me this time i wont be buyin' (chorus) When they get a scapegoat by the throat, It's hard labour and cold beans. If ya get away real quick, You'll be eatin from the poison peanut machine. Well, i sing by night, wander by day. I'm on the road and it looks like i'm here to stay. (chorus) more free lyrics

G d
Take a silver dollar and put it in your pocket,
A e
Never let it slip away.
G d a
Always be a man, not a boy gone astray.
D d/c# bm bm/a e a
When ya get half cra-zy from the august heat
D d/c# bm bm/a
Or on a frozen, rotted road
E
With no one to complain to about your achin' feet.

(chorus:)
A g d a
You're gonna walk that endless highway,
D e a
Walk that high-way till you die.
G d a
All you children goin' my way,
D e a
Better tell your home-life sweet goodbye.

When i see a detour up ahead,
Well, i leave it far behind,
Who knows what you're apt to find there.
With the cost of livin, and the price of dyin',
Well it look like t'me this time i wont be buyin'

(chorus)

When they get a scapegoat by the throat,
It's hard labour and cold beans.
If ya get away real quick,
You'll be eatin from the poison peanut machine.
Well, i sing by night, wander by day.
I'm on the road and it looks like i'm here to stay.

(chorus)

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