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June fell for Johnny on the 4th of JulyAs the fireworks popped in the summer skyWith a spark in her eyeShe just sat there and staredAs his face lit up to the rockets red glareBy September she'd asked him for a wedding bandHow could she know he was a ramblin' manHe walked out the door in the dead of the nightAnd a sleepy voice whispered as he turned out the lightShe said -Where you gonna goWhat ya gonna do when you get thereWho you gonna callWhen your road runs out at the seaBoy, you're never gonna find someone who loves you like I doIf you get tired of runnin'You can turn around and walk back to meHe called her up to say he missed her a lotTexas panhandle was as far as he gotHe'd run out of moneyHe'd run out of luckHe'd run out of gas in his pickup truckHitch a ride, catch a train or a Greyhound bus'Cause there's a baby on the way and that makes three of usAnd I need you here beside me, I can't go it aloneShe told him one more time, and then she hung up the phoneSaying -Where you gonna goWhat ya gonna do when you get thereWho you gonna callWhen your road runs out at the seaYou know you're never gonna find someone who loves you like I doWhen you get tired of runnin'You can turn around and walk back to meThe years just seemed to roll on by themShe missed him more and more every dayThat boy grew up to look and act just like himAnd she knew someday soon he'd be old enough to fly awayShe'd say -Baby, where you gonna goWhat you gonna do when you get thereWho you gonna callWhen your road runs out at the seaYou know you're never gonna find someone who loves you like I doWhen you get tired of runnin'You can turn around and walk back to meIf you ever get tired of runnin'Turn around and walk back to me
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