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Intro 1
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Verse 1
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An hour or so was open,
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so I walked down by the river,
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the Mississippi River
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down in Memphis, Tennessee.
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It was March the 14th weather
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with the winter probably over,
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a dime store bag of popcorn
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and some awful instant tea, instant tea.
I sat down by railroad tracks
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and looked across the water
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Saw lovers holdin' hands down
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where the tracks began to bend
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Two kites flew up behind them,
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sailin' high and goin' higher
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And flags out on the island poles
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were whippin' in the wind
Forty modern steamboat
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docked with Arkansas behind it
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And water rippling silver
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down the bluffs across the way
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As breezes stole my popcorn
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I was almost near relaxing
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Then up from close behind
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I heard the backpack traveller say
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He said, where's
your railroad station?
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Sir, he sounded like Australian
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And I don't know why I said
And so he walked away from me
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He's kinda in a hurry there
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But by himself he's searching
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And wonderin' what it's like
to be so damn carefree
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It's me, yes, it's me
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An hour or so is open
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so I walk down by the river
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The Mississippi River
down in Memphis, Tennessee
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Tennessee
Outro 1
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