Paroles 6 Miles to McKenney de Claire Holley

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She put us down the highwayBarely making itHolding up the lineAt ten miles an hourSmoke coming out of that rusty old wagonLooks like she been running for twenty long yearsShe finally makes it to the gasoline stationGets out of that wagon, hair long and wildBoots on her feet, army-green jeansSomething about her that made me uneasyShe asked a man how long to the next townShe asked a man, said6 miles to McKenneyI'm standing in a lineGot cola in my handLooking at the chicken on the heathen lampSee she walks up to the counter in a ragged old sweaterSmells like a dog that's been lying in the sunShe asks for Camels and a gallon of gas(...)6 miles to McKenneyCamels on the counter by the bathroom sinkSomething smells funny when I walk in the doorAll locks on the stalls and I went for the wrong oneNeedless to say, I was a little surprisedI let out a scream, but she just laughed at meShe just laughed at me6 miles to McKenneyGot back on the highway, I drove out fastRiding by the crows on the telephone wiresThe crazy look in her eye(...)I couldn't get that woman out of my mindI can see us riding in that wagon togetherWaving at the man at the gasoline stationBlowing by every sign6 miles to McKenney

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