[Verse 1] Wheels on the bus go round and round Takin’ us off to another town Yeah the diesel in my lungs Startin’ to smell like home People in the passin’ cars Lookin’ through the window wondering’ who we are “Hey Look at that honey, it’s probably somebody famous” [Chorus] So come on light one up, let’s dim the lights Tell the same old stories over one more glass of wine Keep on rollin’ down that endless highway white line Yeah, call it a night, I’ll see you in the morning in Boulder [Verse 2] Wake up to the smell of coffee, brewin’ strong Thе generator hummin’ my favorite song Man I’m going back to my bunk, just wakе me up at load in Then it’s cigarettes out behind The Fox Downbeat and give it all you got Shake some hands, say goodbye, call your wife (better call your wife) [Chorus] So come on light one up, let’s dim the lights Tell the same old stories over one more glass of wine Keep on rollin’ down that endless highway white line Yeah, call it a night, see you in the morning in Dallas [Verse 3] An old mistake I made in Telluride Is waiting out front, just wants to say hi Man, tell her I lost my voice and tell her I’m sorry Cause those highway miles can sure catch up When your whiskey lonely and things at home suck Let’s just load this damn bus and get the show on the road [Chorus] And I’m singing, come on light one up, let’s dim the lights Tell the same old stories over one more glass of wine Keep on rollin’ down that endless highway white line We’ll call it a night, see you wherever we’re goin’ [Outro] The wheels on the bus go round and round Takin’ us off to another town Yeah the diesel in my lungs Is starting to smell like home
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