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COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Josiah Albers
Josiah Albers
Songwriter

Lyrics

I'll be..
Wasting my time at the laundromat in Barstow
Trying to steal a suit and only find a knickerbockers
Losing my mind in the alley by the army barracks
Trying to salute and never getting it right
Route 66 has a noose around its neck
The mother of America, its child is sick in the head
Old elephants wander on their own to die
Old Americans drive big cars in the desert
And I'll be..
Digging up bones in the gravel by the box store
Watching all the semi-trucks park a parade
Carrying cargo to nowhere in particular
Waiting for the lizards while they idle in the shade
Route 66 has a noose around its neck
The mother of America, its child is sick in the head
Old elephants wander on their own to die
Old Americans drive big cars in the desert
And I'll be..
Munching on cardboard, hiding in the parking lot
Living like a Pitbull, licking up the asphalt
Putting my thumb up, getting it turned down
I'll never make it out this town
Laughing with the biker gang run by the old man
He's seen all the sickness growing
Over that hill I heard there's a better day
He says it's just fear and loathing
And Route 66 has a noose around its neck
The mother of America, its child is sick in the head
Old elephants wander on their own to die
Old Americans drive big cars in the desert.
Written by: Josiah Albers
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