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You took it in your stride to run away and hideThru all the pain of battle and the breaking of your pride.Sweet Billy James's been asking where you've gone.It's been so many years now since you've taken off the gun.Well, the grass is getting dry.And it seems your name they're calling; the rain, it hasn't fallen,Only tears shed from our eyes.They say there isn't rainIn the hills of West Virginia, but dying isn't in ya.But the rhinestone bears your name.You're the father of your child.But your mind just seems to wander, let no man hold you underWhile your heart is running wild.And I've searched so many townsAnd I've roamed so many places, I've seen so many faces,But I've never known your own.Well, there's gonna be a dayWhen your drinking wine is through now, and the people close to you nowWill have you here to stay.Home again rivers,Home again rivers,Come home again rivers,Billy's come home.
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