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By Kelly Joe Phelps, CHORUS:
I am the Light of the World
You people come
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, Bouncin' across the lake of ten years
Like a stone tossed
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, Hip-pocket flask at the ready
Step-light downed by the glass, yeah
Honey,
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, Taylor had a wife, she was married to the mirror
Make
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, Wonder flood the valley, tunnel feed the soil
Free advice with
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, A mustard seed is (has been said)
All that men will
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, baseball cap and flannel arms
dancing with a voodoo doll
sweat rolls
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, Down to the crossroad, fell down on my knees
Down to
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, come all you good time people
while I’ve got money to
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, Down in a willow garden
Where me and my love did
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, Everybody's going away
Said there moving to L.A.
It's not a soul
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, Play again, oh
Tap on the board
I could use a song
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, one cold summer night sally slipped away
door left open wide
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, Just as long as I'm in this world
I am the
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, Jesus, keep me near the cross;
There's a precious fountain,
Free to
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, this makes as much sense as a frog on a
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, Old dark ruby coats his throat
Gloves a feathered mind.
Sharpens up
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, many a time I thought I had fallen down
away by
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, May you never lay your head down
Without a hand to
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, It’s a mighty hard road that my poor hands have
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, Let a wind mill blow
I want to feel the wave
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, When I left my father's house,
I was well-supplied;
I made a
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, tried my hand at company, wine poured out for two
blue
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, It's a ditch, okay. I have shoes and a blanket
My
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, where were you when the train left town
I was standing
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, Hard luck is the fortune of all womankind
They're always controlled,
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By Kelly Joe Phelps, will I shed one more tear for my broken family
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