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lyrics
taillights
remember the night you told me
get packed get ready
load the bag
turn the key
keep the wheel steady
flying down the road
pedal on the floor
that night the road
became our home
taillights in other states
lines crossed don't wait
taillights flying through the night
over the hill i see a light
we go side by side
out of town
it feels so quiet
out on the road
singing songs
we know where we go
is our home
taillights in other states
lines crossed no wait
taillights flying through the night
remember the night you told me
get packed get ready
load the bag
turn the key
keep the wheel steady
flying down the road
pedal on the floor
that night the road
became our home
taillights in other states
lines crossed don't wait
taillights flying through the night
over the hill i see a light
we go side by side
out of town
it feels so quiet
out on the road
singing songs
we know where we go
is our home
taillights in other states
lines crossed no wait
taillights flying through the night
credits
released August 29, 2017
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