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It ain't the pink-blue skies or the way the sun dies in the evening
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Ain't the sage or the windmills out where the thunder rolls
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Ain't a poster on the wall from the '99 fall, when Ragweed filled this bar
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It's an Okie gal that stole this Tennessee heart
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I should roll on down the highway
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I should put this two-tone half ton in the wi-ind
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Ain't coming home, probably shoulda told ya
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But I just can't leave Oklahoma
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It ain't the open road, no matter which way to go, just to clear your mind
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It's not the four-way stop, at the old Blair bar with the flashing light
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It ain't the flatland farms or the dried-up ponds I'm passing by
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It ain't the shelter beuilt that stood there and held strong since '39
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I should roll on down the highway
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I should put this two-tone half ton in the wi-ind
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Ain't coming home, probably shoulda told ya
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But I just can't leave Oklahoma
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They say sooner or later the cowboy leaves
But no, not me
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I should roll on down the highway
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I should put this two-tone half ton in the wi-ind
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Ain't coming home, probably shoulda told ya
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But I just can't leave Oklahoma
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No, I just can't leave Oklahoma
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