Highway 95, cutting throught the trees
On the border of North Carolina, paper mill on the breeze
Here I took my first ten steps, dreamed by first big dreams
In this milling town full of dying dreams
This house is where I saw my family transform
From a circle of support... to something else
Unemployment hanging low... racism on the breeze
Cocaine out by tracks where I used to play
Neighbors used to wave and smile, now their raided by the DEA
This quiet col-de-sac, has quickly been replaced
By a circle of despair, sidewalks cutting throught the overgrown trees
Men who held their palms outstrecthed, now a shadow of who they used to be
So we packed ourselves, put our things in the rental truck
And moved to the north...
When I see you, don't look upset
At this life that some call wrecked
We're only as strong as we imagine ourselves to be
Gary Llama - Only as Strong Lyrics
Gary Llama - Only as Strong Lyrics
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Highway 95, cutting throught the trees
On the border of North Carolina, paper mill on the breeze
Here I took my first ten steps, dreamed by first big dreams
In this milling town full of dying dreams
This house is where I saw my family transform
From a circle of support... to something else
Unemployment hanging low... racism on the breeze
Cocaine out by tracks where I used to play
Neighbors used to wave and smile, now their raided by the DEA
This quiet col-de-sac, has quickly been replaced
By a circle of despair, sidewalks cutting throught the overgrown trees
Men who held their palms outstrecthed, now a shadow of who they used to be
So we packed ourselves, put our things in the rental truck
And moved to the north...
When I see you, don't look upset
At this life that some call wrecked
We're only as strong as we imagine ourselves to be
On the border of North Carolina, paper mill on the breeze
Here I took my first ten steps, dreamed by first big dreams
In this milling town full of dying dreams
This house is where I saw my family transform
From a circle of support... to something else
Unemployment hanging low... racism on the breeze
Cocaine out by tracks where I used to play
Neighbors used to wave and smile, now their raided by the DEA
This quiet col-de-sac, has quickly been replaced
By a circle of despair, sidewalks cutting throught the overgrown trees
Men who held their palms outstrecthed, now a shadow of who they used to be
So we packed ourselves, put our things in the rental truck
And moved to the north...
When I see you, don't look upset
At this life that some call wrecked
We're only as strong as we imagine ourselves to be
Writer: Gary Llama
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