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PERFORMING ARTISTS
Bobbie Gentry
Bobbie Gentry
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
John Hartford
John Hartford
Composer
Don Tweedy
Don Tweedy
Arranger
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Kelso Herston
Kelso Herston
Producer

Lyrics

You don't know me where I live My tracks may soon go everywhere Because there ain't no other place for them to go Where I dwell outside of now For me that's really hard to say Like sometimes I'm not really sure I even know What's the difference bein' different When it's difference now that looks alike You say I'm changin', I'm not sure that's wrong It's just the centerline on this highway Runs up my guitar neck And I feel somehow that it's natural to be gone What crazy patterns do we follow Sittin' knee to knee upon some riverbank Somewhere at suppertime? The evenin' air is movin' like molasses Towards sticky night So easy as I as I press your hand in mine You seem a little colder When I say I must be leavin' What an ugly way for us to let it end What's the use in bein' worried 'Cause I'm goin' in an hour When the time is runnin' out That we could spend What's the difference bein' different When it's difference now that looks alike You say I'm changin', I'm not sure that's wrong It's just the centerline on this highway Runs up my guitar neck And I feel somehow that it's natural to be gone There's no season in my mind That I can count on for an answer I've dug too many holes expectin' snow I'm not sure to where I'm headed How I'll ride and who I'm with If I'll return or when I think that I might go What's the difference bein' different When it's difference now that looks alike You say I'm changin', I'm not sure that's wrong It's just the centerline on this highway Runs up my guitar neck And I feel somehow that it's natural to be gone
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