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Train ~ Idaho


Texas are you my friend, you live so close to the end Texas are you my friend, cause I'm afraid of you Hey Maine hey, you're a little too high for me And Fla you're just a little too low D.C. you could be the end of me I think I'm movin to Idaho I ain't afraid of you Oo, people on the outside lookin in Mother Nature shakes, what then what then Oo, people on the outside lookin through She'll shake you to Idaho, that's what she'll do Oo, Oo Carolina Brother's you make me crawl under the covers I just can't get myself to go, oh no Hey Joe I see your name too, but there is nothin that they can do I think I'm movin to Idaho I ain't afraid of you Oo, people on the outside lookin in Mother Nature shakes, what then what then Oo, people on the outside lookin through She'll shake you to Idaho, that's what she'll do more free lyrics

Texas are you my friend, you live so close to the end
Texas are you my friend, cause I'm afraid of you
Hey Maine hey, you're a little too high for me
And Fla you're just a little too low
D.C. you could be the end of me
I think I'm movin to Idaho
I ain't afraid of you

Oo, people on the outside lookin in
Mother Nature shakes, what then what then
Oo, people on the outside lookin through
She'll shake you to Idaho, that's what she'll do
Oo, Oo Carolina Brother's you make me crawl under the covers
I just can't get myself to go, oh no
Hey Joe I see your name too, but there is nothin that they can do
I think I'm movin to Idaho
I ain't afraid of you

Oo, people on the outside lookin in
Mother Nature shakes, what then what then
Oo, people on the outside lookin through
She'll shake you to Idaho, that's what she'll do

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