Introducción: G
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My name is Robert Wilson, I'm from Eau Claire, Wisconsin
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I've been living out of a suitcase now for fourteen days
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And I walked the boulevard in Hollywood
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I caught a Vegas show that was no good
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C
Met a dancer there that starred in a Broadway play
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But it's a lonely world from this Greyhound
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C
G
Believe me, I've been here fourteen days
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Three thousand miles
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I've come a long, long way
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Three thousand miles
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Now twenty-one is as good a guess as any age that I'd confess to
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Let's just say I'm old enough to get away
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Ah, back in school, I found the only written truth
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On bathroom stalls and telephone booths
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I studied awhile, but college got in my way
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Now I've learned much more from the back of this Greyhound
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G
Believe me, I've been here fourteen days
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Three thousand miles
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I've come a long, long way
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Three thousand miles
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Have you seen? How the world outside is turning
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And it's yours, and we were put here for the learning
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People talk to themselves on Greyhounds
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Even the driver strains to hear
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They tell the same forgotten story
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Will it fall on forgetful ears?
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Three thousand miles
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I've come a long, long way
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Three thousand miles
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Down in Houston, on comes a woman
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With two kids and a bottle of booze
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And she cracked them both like match heads
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Whenever they ventured too close to her fuse
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And I sat with a girl from Boston
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I was playing cards for cigarettes
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I lost her name with the poker game
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But her face I will never forget
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You never forget the view of these windows
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C
G
Believe me, I've been here fourteen days
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Three thousand miles
G
I've come a long, long way
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Three thousand miles
G
Three thousand miles
C
Three thousand miles
G
I've come a long, long way
C
Three thousand miles
G
Three thousand miles
C
Three thousand miles
G
I've come a long, long way
C
Three thousand miles
G
Three thousand miles
C
Three thousand miles
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Three thousand miles
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Three thousand miles
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Three thousand miles
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Three thousand miles