Ramblin? Jack and Mahan

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Old Ramblin' Jack Elliot said:
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"I got these lines in my face 
trying to straighten out the 
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wrinkles in my life
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When I think of all the fools I've 
been it's a wonder that I've sailed 
this many
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miles
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To which Larry Mahan replied
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He said, "The sweet bird of youth 
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Was sittin' on my shoulder yesterday
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But she's always changin' partners,
 And I always knew she'd up and fly 
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away"

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Staying up all night in the Driscoll
 Hotel
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Ramblin' Jack and Mahan, was 
cowboyed all to hell
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And the room smelled like bulls, the
 words sound like songs
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Now, there's a pair to draw to, 
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boys, I would not steer you wrong


Soooo, Ol' Ramblin' Jack said:
He said, "I recall a time I'd set my
 soul on fire just for show
All it ever taught me was the more I
 learn, the less I seem to know".
Mahan crawled out from behind a 
couch and said:
"Jack, as far as I can see, mistakes
 are only horses in disguise
Ain't no need to ride 'em over 
'cause we could not ride 'em 
different if we tried

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