She came from Oklahoma
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She said the end of the world
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Was on its way in a Chevy nova
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She came from Oklahoma
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She said the end of the world
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Was on its way in a Chevy nova
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Her smile was just a shadow
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That trembled in the sun
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And turned to stone as she grew older
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Her smile was just a shadow
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That trembled in the sun
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And turned to stone as she grew older
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She bought an El Camino
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And a pocket full of pills she called her
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And swore she's found salvation
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But the hand grenades inside her
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Where ready to explode
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And the pins were pulled long ago
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By sweet temptation
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She found herself in New Orleans
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With carnival of tears upon her veins
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In the arms of strangers
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When the lies where not enough
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To hold back all the years of pain
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She'd lie inside the danger and cry
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You can tie me to the ground but not today
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I need me one more chance to fly away
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And tonight I¡¯m gonna fly away
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Oklahoma
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| Bob Schneider |
