Looking back, through the chapters of your life
Searching for a storyline
'cause the one you're leading now is doing nothing for you
Say goodbye to your friends and the ones who love you
Moving on

JJ's song has been pushing you along
Gypsy man on a one night stand
Moving to the night far from the lights
On an asphalt path drifting over the white line
Gypsy man nobody knows

Cocaine cowgirl, she's out catching eyes
On the other end of the desert sky
Taking you down to the dark side of town
A dark side of town
Cocaine cowgirl nobody knows

Looking back, through the chapters of your life
Searching for a storyline

'cause any line is a good time for you
Living what the World's been writing for you
Cocaine cowgirl nobody knows

'cause any line is a good time for you
Living what the world has written for you
Gypsy man nobody knows

'cause any line is a good time for you
Living what the world has written for you
Cocaine cowgirl nobody knows






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    Matt Mays is an awesome guitar player and he's from Hamilton Ont! He really brings a great style and balance to his music with the influence of Newfoundland where he lived most of his life.
    This is the best song of his!!! " 'cause any line is a good tme for you..."

    b_eckyon June 07, 2005   Link

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