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Roll Another J
05:56
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Roll another J
Roll another J
Roll another J
For the road
Life has its own funny manner
Of letting you know what's coming down
Nobody needs to know
What you refuse to show
It's ok
Roll another J
Roll another J
Roll another J
For the road
Did I lose something recently?
Or were you there to keep it safe?
A couple hazy days, and I'll be on my way
Let me retrace my steps
I saw an oil painting of an angel
Stopped me dead in my tracks
And I lost of time, but that's all I lost
Is track
Of time
Roll another J
Roll another J
Roll another J
For the road
Is it symbolic of something?
My stomach and my hair, and what used to be there
And what's there now
The same golden flakes of sun fall on half the world at a time
On the villains and thieves
And preachers and leaves
And we're all all of those things
Takin' shifts on the teeter-totter
So grab a blanket if you're cold
Ambition is the enemy of comfort
And we're all gettin' old
We're all gettin' old
Roll another J
Roll another J
Roll another J
For the road
Roll another J
Roll another J
Roll another J
Roll another J
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Keeping Me Honest
02:36
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Who's in love now? (Talking about my baby)
Push come to shove now (Talking about my baby)
There's a lot of good reasons to love you
A lot of good reasons to lie
You've been keeping me honest
You've been treating me right
So far, so good
So good
Devil wants a pendant (Talking about my baby)
Your belief suspended (Talking about my baby)
God is on the wire (Talking about my baby)
You got to tell him your desire (Talking about my baby)
There's nothing but heaven above now
I'm so taken that I could cry
You've been keeping me honest
You've been treating me right
So far, so good
So good
Keeping me honest
Keeping me honest
Keeping me honest
Keeping me honest
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