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Still Got It
03:06
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6 a.m. and I'm staring down this highway
Hoping that the day flies by, hoping to be home again
Late night and the early starts are losing
The same appeal that they once shared
With my introspective views
Will I find true north?
Will I see tomorrow?
And I'm screaming out my lungs
I've still got everything to prove
Still paying back time borrowed
Clear the debt
Hit restart
Kills these demons
Waive your signs
"Print Name on Dotted Line"
Celebrate the calendar turning pages
A round of shots for all my friends
And those who've passed through heaven's gate
There's a man at the bar rambling on and on about a joke that he forgot
And I see the stage and want to take the mic
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Think fast the train's off the track
It skipped off the map
It cuts through a dying scene
Burn the script, we're all coming clean
A lost cause is not always lost
We're sick of the costs
We're tired of losing sleep
Shake awake and realize a dream
And just see
Is it all a faded memory?
Godspeed
To the Rocket Man, far out of reach
It's time
Time served is all well-deserved
It's what you have heard
It feels like a dead end
Fight back or let it sink in
I'm not afraid of my past
I've taken some chances
Fell flat on my face
These scars are what's giving chase
It's all these easy distractions that I'm always after
I've got some left to find
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The Boardwalk Kings Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
High Energy Rock 'n Roll from the City of Brotherly Love!
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