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1. I met a woman in Vancouver. She nearly blew me out of my mind.
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She told me she was looking for a man that could satisfy her.
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She was married to a lawman and I was just passing her by
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in a two-room truck and now she wanted to fly.
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Bridge. You know a man hunger is a man to fear
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and being hungry for your love must’ve made him hungry for my blood.
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A jealous man can make a big man run
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and I kept running like the devil for the morning sun.
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Trans Canada Highway, take me home. Take me home.
2. Moved out of town in a hurry. He was chasing me mile after mile.
I’m driving ‘cause I’m knowing that I’ve got this lady with me.
I see a sign for “Toron”, almost making me smile.
The “for us inside” I think I’m gonna be free.
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Stick. The morning papers had a photograph of this burned out wreck, and it made me laugh.
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I told the lady but the lady ran and now the papers say I’m a wanted man. Oh…
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