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Ronnie Bowman - Midwestern Town lyrics
Daddy she said I'm just tired of this mid-western town Ain't nothing to do there ain't nobody hanging around She spoke of a job in some friends in L.A. I knew she was lying but all I could say Write when you get there I'm telling that girl that you fly And the last thing I ever saw her do was waving goodbye. She thought she was leaving this father behind But sometimes a dream's just a mountain you climb. She called me just once but I guess I really should have known She wanted to make the break complete, no use hanging on I could tell it was that from the sound of her voice There's no turning back when you made the lonely choice Life's still the same it won't change in this mid-western town No matter who leaves or who stays or who's laid in the ground. Lonely in the crowd she just couldn't find her home She took her own life in the streets all alone But life's still the same it won't change in this mid-western town No matter who leaves or who stays or who's laid in the ground. You think you can leave this old father behind But sometimes a dream's just a mountain you climb. |
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