Please don't let me die in FloridaI don't care about my nameIf you catch me dying in DaytonaRoll my bed onto a trainI was born in Indian summerIn the south end long agoThose dirty streets cry out for rainAnd this is what I knowAnd the rain came and they only stoppedJust in time for snowAnd the icey cold filled up my shoesAnd this is what I knowPlease don't let me die in FloridaI don't care about my nameIf you catch me dying in OcalaRoll my bed onto a trainWell, we went to war to fight the JapsWhen the war was overI threw my capJust as far as you could throw a thingI went home and gave my girl a ringI put the highways and the black top downTurned the prairies into the townsAnd those hills gave way just like a wedding gownI put the highways and the black top downI don't need to see no mirrorI ain't never gonna see my own faceJust a reflection of somebodyWho's gonna leave without a traceRoll me over them hills so gold and proudLet the night come in and lay my shroudI ain't never been to California, ayMaybe that's where I could end my daysDon't let me die in FloridaI don't care about my nameIf you catch me dying in OcalaRoll my bed onto a train, yeah(One, two, one, two, three, four)(One, two, one, two, three, four)(One, two, one, two, three, four)(One, two, one, two, three, four)
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