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Living The Dream
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Ain't got no home.
Ain't got no money.
Ain't got no place to be.
I go as I please.
Ain't got no boss.
Ain't got no real job.
Ain't got responsibility.
I do as I please.
And some say I'm livin' the Dream.
Ain't got no home.
Ain't got no sugar.
Ain't got a shoulder to lean on.
I'm on my own.
Some say it's freedom.
Some call it wanderlust.
Whatever it's name,
It's all I've known.
The open road
Is the only home
I've ever known.
Some say I'm livin' the dream,
But its not what it seems.
Some say I'm livin' the dream,
But it's not always easy.
Ain't got no boss.
Ain't got no sweetheart.
Ain't got no one to answer to.
Except my God.
Some say it's freedom.
Some call it wanderlust.
Whatever it's name
It's all I've known.
The road is my only home,
It's the only road I've ever known .
Some say I'm livin' the dream,
But it's not what it seems.
Some say I'm livin' the dream,
But it's not always easy.
Some say I'm livin' the dream,
And they wish they were free.
Some say I'm livin' the dream,
And they wish they were me.
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J.M. Browne & The Burning Desire
Whether he is wandering the country with his typewriter or his guitar, J.M. Browne creates stories and songs inspired by the burning desire he finds out on the open road.
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