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Song: | Rhythm Of The Road |
Album: | #7 | Genres: | Country |
Year: | 1986 |
Length: | 138 sec |
Lyricist: George Strait
Lyrics:
I'd rather be home but I make my living on the go
Big silver eagle spreads her wings and drops us at another show
I think about holding my baby tonight as I listen to the big wheels roll
Three days into a six week tour, getting in the rhythm of the road
We pick and sing, say good night then we'll be flying
My world's a chain of one-night-stands strung together by the center line
I don't know where I'll wake up tomorrow but I can't let the tempo slow
Every town's just another beat, living in the rhythm of the road
The rhythm of the road's got a mind of its own, if you fight it it'll drive you insane
Like the clackity-clack of a railroad track I'm rattling like an old freight train
Towns are flashing by, the folks are waving hi, they all start to look the same
Got to stop for a minute, be glad I'm in it, remember just why I came
Those highway signs, Lord, they keep me on the move
I think about giving it up sometimes and getting in a different groove
But I just let the days slide by, get going with the flow
A four/four beat is the only time I keep living in the rhythm of the road
A four/four beat is the only time I keep living in the rhythm of the road, yeah
Living in the rhythm of the road
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