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Country Roads Lyrics


Do you really think you know
Exactly where I stand?
Or did I just let you down
When you found out I was just a poor man?I might of took a few wrong turns
Down a few wrong roads
Wound up in a few wrong towns
Where nobody cares or goesIt ain't that I can't see
Or find my way home
It's just that I like to breath
Out on country roadsI've never been much on down town
Or cared for a place to stay
I know I'll never wear no crown
I'll never be a king of slavesWash my hands in the rain
I've spent my time with the whiskey
I'll never give up on change
Or give a damn if you will ever miss meIt ain't that I can't see
Or find my way home
It's just that I like to breath

Out on country roadsI know I'll never stick around
I'll never lose track of time
Or worry about a little old town
Or what I might of left behindI'll just let the sun shine down
I'll just let them big wheels roll
Keep on running around
Them big old country roadsIt ain't that I can't see
Or find my way home
It's just that I like to breath
Out on country roads

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Gary Burton (born on 23 January 1943 in Anderson, Indiana) is a jazz vibraphone player, known for developing the innovative technique of playing the instrument with four mallets, rather than the usual two. He studied with Herb Pomeroy at the Berklee College of Music, where he met the composer and arranger Michael Gibbs, with whom he subsequently collaborated frequently. Burton, who released his debut album in 1961 at the age of 18, spent the early parts of his career playing with George Shearing and then in Stan Getz's piano-less mid-sixties quartet.

Read more about Gary Burton on Last.fm.


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