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Rollin'
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Singer/Songwriter
Rollin' was released on June 5, 2012 by Sage Arts as a part of the album Jubilee
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AlbumJubilee
Release DateJune 5, 2012
LabelSage Arts
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM144

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Marley's Ghost
Marley's Ghost
Performer
Dan Wheetman
Dan Wheetman
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Byron House
Byron House
Bass
Don Heffington
Don Heffington
Drums, Shaker
Ed Littlefield, Jr.
Ed Littlefield, Jr.
Pedal Steel Guitar
Jerry Fletcher
Jerry Fletcher
Piano, Background Vocals
Jon Wilcox
Jon Wilcox
Mandolin, Background Vocals
Marty Stuart
Marty Stuart
Mandolin
Mike Phelan
Mike Phelan
Background Vocals, Electric Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Dan Wheetman
Dan Wheetman
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Jack H. Clement
Jack H. Clement
Producer

Lyrics

Way out yonder where the road disappears
I've been tryin' to get to that place for years
But the longer I drive, day after day
That old road keeps slipping away
Lonely is a word that some men use
When they talk about these ramblin' blues
You can curse your fate and you can curse the road
But you keep on rollin' 'cause it's all you know
I've been to the mountain and I've been to the plain
Every place I've been it all looks the same
If I ever stop rollin' what would I be
I'd be a shipwrecked sailor starin' out at the sea
I'd be a shipwrecked sailor starin' out at the sea
You keep your eye on the road, your hands on the wheel
Don't think about tomorrow or the way you feel
Just listen to the tires sing that highway song
It's a short time here and a long time gone
I've been to the mountain and I've been to the plain
Every place I've been it all looks the same
If I ever stop rollin' what would I be
I'd be a shipwrecked sailor starin' out at the sea
I've been to the mountain and I've been to the plain
Every place I've been it all looks the same
If I ever stop rollin' what would I be
I'd be a shipwrecked sailor starin' out at the sea
I'd be a shipwrecked sailor in Tennessee
Way out yonder where the road disappears
Written by: Dan Wheetman
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