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Road Work Blues Lyrics by Harrison Lemke

More Postcards from Purgatory

2015

[Verse 1]
I'm on that stretch of 35
Where the road work never seems to end;
I'm on that stretch of 35
Where the road work never seems to end
Just like that stretch of 35
I feel like I'm never gonna mend
[Verse 2]
The sky's so big at night here
And the radio beacons glow for miles
The sky's so big at night here
The radio beacons glow for miles
They make me feel so lonesome;
I guess I'll follow them a while
[Verse 3]
After a long drought-filled summer
The valley is dry as bones;
After a long inscrutable summer
The valley is dry as bones
But I know the rain is coming
And I want to be there when it does
Yes, I know the rain is coming
And I'm gonna be there when it does

About “Road Work Blues” by Harrison Lemke

Read the complete lyrics to "Road Work Blues" by Harrison Lemke from the album "More Postcards from Purgatory" in 2015. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Lo-Fi, Experimental, Blues.

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"Road Work Blues" is credited to Harrison Lemke. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Road Work Blues" appears on "More Postcards from Purgatory" in 2015.

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