Tom: D major•
Verse 1
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On
a highway through
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the desert beneath an overpass
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D
Sat two hikers just watchin' cars go by
Now one was wearin'
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sandles with straggly matted hair
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Rose colored glasses for his eyes
Verse 2
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Now the other was a cowboy,
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he'd been down on his luck
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Lost his money at the Tuscon Rodeo
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And he sat beside what remained
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of his trusty pickup truck
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And like the hippie now he's
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thumbin' down the road
Verse 3
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Now some folks don't realize
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but it's a well know fact
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Cowboy's and hip
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pies ain't never got along
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Now was it just coincidence
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or some weird act of fate
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That brought these two to
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gether on the road?
Verse 4
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Well they sat there without talking while
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the morning sun rose high
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When a hot desert breeze
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commenced to blow
And the fragrance of the incense
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and six weeks without a bath
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Finally drifted down and
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reached the cowboy's nose
Verse 5
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Well, man that really did it,
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he couldn't take no more
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And he tied his old bandana
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'round his face
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Said, "You greasy stinking hippie
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you'd put a skunk to shame
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Boy, you're a discrace to the
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human race"
Verse 6
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Now the hippie,
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he just sat there and gave the cowboy a smile
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Said, "Man, you don't smell so
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sweet yourself
Well, I'm not too sure what that
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green stuff is on your boots
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And on your jeans but whew,
it's enough to make a buzzard belch"
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Verse 7
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The cowboy said, "Now listen,
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I ain't gonna that that stuff from you
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No long haired freak's gonna talk to me that way,
get up"
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Well, the hippie said, "Now hold on man,
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what good's that gonna do?
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You know fighting never settles
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nothing anyway"
Verse 8
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Said, "You know man, in a lot of ways,
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we're an awful lot alike
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Once you get down beneath the skin
Like two books with different covers
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but the same words inside
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We're both brothers of the wind"
Verse 9
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"Now we both love our freedom
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and we'll answer to no man
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And you've heard it said
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to thine own self be true
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We're just a couple of free spirts
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drifting across the land
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A
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Doing exactly what we want to do"
Verse 10
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Said, "Now me I got my thing and you,
you got yours
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And I don't see why we
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can't get along
They say the closest thing to freedom
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is livin' on the road
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In a country where freedom's
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almost gone"
Verse 11
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Well the cowboy,
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he just stood there and never said a word
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But you know this hippie sure
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made a lot of sense
Well, they shook hands and parted
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as a truck pulled to the side
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And the hippie,
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he went east and I went west
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