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7 Generations
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I can see clearly now the time has come
plenty here for everyone
why can't we just get along
come together do one good song
it's a dusty road that gets you there
it's a mighty wide path that leads nowhere
Standing here in eternity
singing songs about modernity
a long way down far as the eye can see
beaming it out to you and me
it's a dusty road that leads nowhere
it's a mighty fine road that gets you there
out on 66 in a blinding glare
it could take 7 Generations to get somewhere
It takes 7 Generations to get somewhere
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Rock & Roll Tobacco
02:24
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Wishin' On You
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dASHDOWN Chicago, Illinois
"A raspy-voiced rhapsody" AMERICANA-UK
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