North Main Street
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LDooking out my wA7indow Gwhat do I sDee
That old sun comes shining EmthrouGgh the cypress trA7ees
AC big old rambling hGouse built long agEo for someone's wA7ife
In the hDeart of the cEmity living a mGellow cA7ountry lDife
Barbara's in the kA7itchen she's mGaking lunch for JDill
Richard's loading up the Ford Emfor a tGrip into the hA7ills
And DCon's out in the yGard wEorking on his cA7ar
And I'm sDitting in this qEmuiet room pGlaying mA7y guitDar
Well I can't call them my fA7amily 'cause we're nGot of common bDlood
When I think about going home Emthis Gis one place I can coA7me
LCiving on the rGoad without a hEouse to call my oA7wn
That dDoor is always oEmpen it hGelps me feel I'm nA7ot alDone
Well many nights we've gA7athered around the tGable in this rDoom
Singing songs and talking Emand lGooking at the moA7on
A sCummer to remGember when our tEime had passed awA7ay
It's hDard to think where wEme might be tGen years fA7rom todDay
All around this cA7ountry we're all sGingers in one bDand
If you have a friend who's travelling Emwon't you hGelp him when you cA7an
SChare the things you've lGearned and he'll tEell you what he's sA7een
Let your sDongs bring you togEmether while you fGollow iA7n your dDreams