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Graveyard Shift lyrics
Hometown, same town blues same old walls closin' in
Oh what a life a mess can be
I'm sittin' here thinkin' of you, won't you give
A few thoughts to me
Well, time won't wait, better open the gate
Get up and start what needs to be done
It's windin' down, there's much you missed
Workin' on that graveyard shift
Well, I'm not sayin' there's nothin' wrong as the day comes along
What I see is true I could learn to believe
Can't look away, powers that be might take it all away
Together we burn, together we burn away
Some say a land of paradise
Some say a land of pain
Well, which side are you lookin' from
Some people have it all and some wanna gain
Well a man in a tie gonna
Break his twenty dollar bill
There's plenty of reasons in this world
Move along or stand and still
But I'm not sayin' there's nothin' wrong as the day comes along
What I see is true I could learn to believe
Can't look away, powers that be might take it all away
Together we burn, together we burn away
There's too much time spent looking for a reason
It's the simple ones that beat the most truth
Oh, what a life a mess can be, I'm sittin' here thinkin' of you
Won't you give a few thoughts to me?
Well, time won't wait, better open the gate
Get up and start what needs to be done
It's runnin' down, there's much you missed
Workin' on that graveyard shift
But I'm not sayin' there's nothin' wrong as the day comes along
What I see is true I could learn to believe
Can't look away, powers that be might take it all away
Together we burn, together we burn away
Part of these releases
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- Track 1 on No Depression
- 2 That Year
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- Track 3 on 89/93: An Anthology
- 2 Screen Door
- 4 Whiskey Bottle
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- Track 2 on 1989-06-30: St. Louis, MO, USA
- 1 So Called Friend
- 3 Train
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- Track 9 on No Depression Disc 2
- 8 Train
- 10 Screen Door
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