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35 to Life
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In the bowels ‘neath a strip joint, thirty feet of cement
Fed by the highways of Dallas hubris, no longer slumber so you must repent
It was the city that killed me, therefore I claim it as mine
Sixty years ain’t dulled the mind, I got a Lincoln Continental and it runs just fine
Too long I been gone, now I return
Come on and love me, climb inside and smell the rubber burn
It took a while to fill the hole, but I did it with rock and roll
Missed the Pistols at the Longhorn show, and that I can’t forgive
Reach way beyond Jackie O, you think I’d quit with Marilyn Monroe?
Looking forward to the 20 2-0’s, really gonna live
Too long I been gone, now I return
Come on and love me, climb inside and smell the rubber burn
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