Down by the Railroad Tracks

      Down by the Railroad-Tracks - 2023
VERSE
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I was walking’ down by the railroad tracks
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When I saw you on the other side.
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You were drinkin all that fine champagne
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Didn’t bother to pick up a dime

Always chasing that brand new thing
Never knowing where your mama’s been
In this town where you pay to play
Got some money, then there’s no delay

BRIDGE
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Well I ain't running from the law
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Don’t know a lawyer I could call
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And you won’t see me on the six o-clock news
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Ain’t no money singing these blues

VERSE
I was walking’ down by the railroad tracks
When I saw you on the other side.
A brand new logo and a fine new shirt
They say the financials are lookin’ divine

You be living up in them clouds
Built a castle with a master view
Monetizing them made up stories
All the pictures and the bluegrass music too

BRIDGE
I ain’t drinking your whiskey
Stickin’ to the Cuban rum
I ain’t playing all those silly games
Gonna sing these songs in the sun.

VERSE
I was walking’ down by the railroad tracks
When I saw you on the other side.
Sirens blaring and  a police car
Looks like you get your very last ride

You can live up in them phony clouds
Fly a rocket to the moon
Sell some sucker a brand new dream
Sooner or later it’s all coming down

BRIDGE
Well I ain't running from the law
Don’t know a lawyer I could call
And you won’t see me on the six o-clock news
Ain’t no money singing these blues

CODA VERSE
I was walking’ down by the railroad tracks
When I saw you on the other side.
You were drinkin all that fine champagne
Now you’re doing, some long long time
With your minions and henchmen too
Don’t you worry, I’ll be singing the blues
Don’t you worry, I’ll be singing the blues