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Dotted White Line
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Dotted White Line
What you look for
got no name
what you're chasin'
runs too fast
been so lonely
feelin' low, boy
you can make it
straight back home
You've got a long way to go
for companions many thoughts
you keep stick to that dotted white line
the only friend you trust in
when you're riding all the way through the night
it's been a long time mama
can't recall your name
it's been a long time mama
will you take me home tonight
again?
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