Woman, I have to leave you
I can't stay where there is no pay
And I really don't care where I'm going to
Its been so long since I've been gone
Lord, I'm tired and I want to go home
My throat is raw from singing the blues
Need all my friends to talk to

I got to play my music, do the things I love
Its been so long since I've been gone
Lord, I'm tired and I want to go home
My throat is raw from singing the blues
Need all my friends to talk to
Now yes I do need all my friends to talk to
I can't stay where there is no pay
And I really don't care where I'm going to
Its been so long since I've been gone
Lord, I'm tired and I want to go home
My throat is raw from singing the blues
Need all my friends to talk to

I got to play my music, do the things I love
Its been so long since I've been gone
Lord, I'm tired and I want to go home
My throat is raw from singing the blues
Need all my friends to talk to
Now yes I do need all my friends to talk to
Big wheels keep on turning carry me home to see my kin singing songs about the southland I miss old ba...
Angenehme Heimat Alabama Die gro en R der drehen sich weiter bringen mich heim zu meiner Familie ich ...
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Mama told me when I was young Come sit beside me my only son And listen closely to what I say And if you do th...
Freebird Written by Allen Collins Ronnie Van Zant If I leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me For I mu...
Call Me The Breeze Written by J J Cale Call me the breeze I keep blowin down the road Well now they ca...
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