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"STRAIGHT AHEAD" By A. Lincoln And M. Waldron
Transcribed By
J. mahone 2/09
THE LAST 4 BARS OF THE CODA IS USED AS AN INTRO...
FROM STRAIGHT AHEAD
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STRAIGHT AHEAD, A. Lincoln and E. Baker
Straight ahead the road keeps windin'
Narrow, wet and dimly lit
Vainly looking for a crossroad
Where a weary soul can sit
Lost and needing some direction
Dodging ruts along the way
Bumpy road confuse a body
lead a trusting soul astray
For some this road is smooth and easy
Travelin' high without a care
But if you got to use the backroads
Straight ahead can lead nowhere
On this road you got a problem
Getting where you want to go
Speed limit's almost down to nothin'
Straight ahead but awful slow