Back On The Road chords by Nancy Sinatra & Friends
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Verse 1
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Racing wheels under some
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grey dog bus
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Children's faces sometimes
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smiling at us
Miles of concrete roads
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that burn our feet
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Twelve o 'clock,
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guess it's time to eat
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Hey, old bunny, have you got a dime?
Thank you, friend,
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we'll pay you back sometime
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Candy bar and a glass of water, meal
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Can't help much to change
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the way we feel
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Everything we are is on our backs
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Wrapped up in these old
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brown bunny sacks
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Think we'll sit us down
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and rest our loins
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Then we'll get back on the road
Ten more miles to the
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Dalton County line
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Where we hear the
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people treat you kind
The woman's good,
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the sheriff's got a dog named Nail
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Sometimes lets you sleep the night in jail
Hey, there goes Joe who's
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driving nine to nine
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Said he'd stop and let us ride sometime
I know he would,
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but the company won't let him
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I think old Joe's our one
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and only friend
What's that noise?
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Did someone call our names?
Guess it's just some children
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playing games
Think we'll set us down
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and rest our loaves
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Then we'll get back on the road
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Tell me, what do you call this town?
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A pretty name, sir, and a pretty sound
It's funny, sir,
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our feet don't hurt no more
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And our old backs ain't
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felt this good before
And something else,
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while we think of it
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We're not hungry, sir, no, not one bit
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Is that Tommy Blake and Betty Sue?
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Thought they died way back in 62
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Well, thank you, sir, you are so very kind
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We'll stay a little while if
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you don't mind
We'll sit and talk,
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and we'll rest our loads
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Then we'll get back on the
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road
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you
Back On The Road
Nancy Sinatra & Friends
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