The Wolfman Of Del Rio

	  		
Verse 1:

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Well He took his first release on a highway 
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In a 1953 green Chevrolet 
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An he was carryin and awful load for just a 15 year old 
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'Til he laid his mind on the center line and turned up the radio 



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Goin a hundred miles an hour down the blue asphaltum line 
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Listenin to the Wolfman of Del Rio 
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An he didn't give a damn About the trouble he was in 
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Yeah deep down in his soul He just wanted…to go 
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An you can tell by the look on his face he's all caught up with the need 
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To trade in some emptied out spaces for some speeeeeeed 
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An that good ol' American Dream 

Verse 2:

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And she took her first release on the back seat 
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Of a 1961 black V-8 Ford 
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And she just give up all control on that vinyl tuck-an-roll 
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Breathin hard with a dark-eyed boy that she barely even knowed 


 
        F                              C             Am 
Goin a hundred miles an hour down the blue asphaltum line 
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Listenin to the Wolfman of Del Rio 
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And she didn't give a damn about the trouble she'd get in 
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Yeah deep down in her soul She just wanted…to flow 
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And you can tell by the paint on her face she's all made-up for the need 
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To trade in some emptied out places For some speeeeeeed 
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And that good ol' American Dream 

Outro 

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And Now they circle one another armed with the lives from their past 
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And they fight to the death for their lies 'Til the bad feelings pass 
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Then they sit and they smoke and they drink and they talk an talk an talk an talk 
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And then they stalk aroun 
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like they're lookin for something they've lost but can never again be found 
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And it's crazy Yeah crazy in the backyards the bedrooms the kitchens Crazy out in the streets 
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Through all their cities And even smaller towns 
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And It most certainly seems Some disease of the dreams Has been goin 'round 
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Yes It most certainly seems Some disease of the dreams Has been goin 'round 
        F                             C              Am 
Goin a hundred miles an hour Down the blue asphaltum line 
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Listenin to the Wolfman of Del Rio