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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeAlways In The Band
High school halftime Friday nightStanding on the fifty yard lineBig old blue and gold tuba in my handI could see Katie Ann in the popcorn lineCouldn't see how to make her mineI was always in the bandAt eighteen I found a cheap guitarBecame Seeger and Willie in a smokey barAnd bared my soul beneath a rusty old mic standI get her name and number on a second breakWatch someone dance my chance awayI was always in the bandSometimes this dream demands more than I can give itBut even still I don't regret a single minuteOh, to hear you laugh, to feel your painTo see a thousand waving flamesIt's just a part of me, that's who I amI was always in the bandMet her backstage before a show Las Vegas rodeoThree months later I asked her for her handWe tied the knot on the Sixth of JuneWoulda had a honeymoonBut I was always in the bandLeft Dallas on the way to OmahaRound Tapeeka when I got the callBaby's coming, honey, get here when you canYeah, I guess I shoulda turned that bus aroundI'da let 30,000 people down I was always in the bandSometimes this dream demands more than I can give itBut even still I don't regret a single minuteOh, to hear you laugh, to feel your painTo see a thousand waving flamesIt's just a part of meThank God she understandsI was always in the bandI was always in the band
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