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[Verse 1]
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Thousand mile night, Mobile to Michigan
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Old radio plays but nobody listens
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But whose gonna hold her when you cross the state line
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Fingers on the wheel like birds on the grapevine

[Chorus]
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High-beam-moonlight rattle on the dash
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Thousand mile night gonna make it last

[Interlude]
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[Verse 2]
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Mississippi preacher, smoking in the backseat
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Riding through the badlands, cornfields, buckwheat
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Taillight missing like a gold-tooth bar fight
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Axel getting creaking, mama something don'€™t feel right

[Chorus]
C
High-beam-moonlight rattle on the dash
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Thousand mile night gonna make it last

[Interlude]
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[Verse 3]
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Bowling Green coffee burning on the insides
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Motel waitress looks good from the left side
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Kokomo clouds rolling like a freight train
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Drunk on miles spun on black rain

[Chorus]
C
High-beam-moonlight rattle on the dash
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Thousand mile night gonna make it last

[Interlude]
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[Otro]
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Thousand mile night Mobile to Michigan
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Brother in the pine-box, mother in the kitchen
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Shotgun funeral, death, and dirty dishes
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Old radio plays but nobody listens
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Old radio plays but nobody listens
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Old radio plays but nobody listens
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Old radio plays but nobody listens