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I'll ride the old phantom route 45 that runs right by this broken house Her ghost roams still, and I get no sleep at night So I'll pack my bag and grab the howling dog and hit the old phantom 45 She plays the old 45s, on a record player with no platter Oh phantom 45, she speaks to me at night Stains remain on the bathroom floor and so too, they exist on my heart So to hit the old phantom 45, they call the 70 now I'll hit 70 doing 70 and never look back to the old phantom 45 The road sign still stands on the softly swollen ground Outside the home we once shared Now her restless spirit wanes in dusky drizzle Since I hit the old phantom 45
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May 27, 2018
May 27, 2018 at 1:33 AM UTC
Speed Limit Signs, The Ghost of Old Roads
I'll ride the old phantom route 45 that runs right by this broken house Her ghost roams still, and I get no sleep at night So I'll pack my bag and grab the howling dog and hit the old phantom 45 She plays the old 45s, on a record player with no platter Oh phantom 45, she speaks to me at night Stains remain on the bathroom floor and so too, they exist on my heart So to hit the old phantom 45, they call the 70 now I'll hit 70 doing 70 and never look back to the old phantom 45 The road sign still stands on the softly swollen ground Outside the home we once shared Now her restless spirit wanes in dusky drizzle Since I hit the old phantom 45
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May 27, 2018
May 27, 2018 at 1:33 AM UTC
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