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Alan Jackson ~ Thank God For The Radio


(max d. barnes/robert john jones) On the wrong end of the highway When the long night has no end When there's no one there beside me 'til i hold you once again Thank god for the radio When i'm on the road When i'm far from home And feelin' blue Thank god for the radio Playin' all night long Playin' all the songs That mean so much to me and you There's a song that we first danced to And there's a song they played the night we met And there's a song we first made love to That's a song i'll never forget Thank god for the radio When i'm on the road When i'm far from home And feelin' blue Thank god for the radio Playin' all night long Playin' all the songs That mean so much to me and you Playin' all the songs That mean so much to me and you Thank god for the radio more free lyrics

(max d. barnes/robert john jones)

On the wrong end of the highway
When the long night has no end
When there's no one there beside me
'til i hold you once again

Thank god for the radio
When i'm on the road
When i'm far from home
And feelin' blue
Thank god for the radio
Playin' all night long
Playin' all the songs
That mean so much to me and you

There's a song that we first danced to
And there's a song they played the night we met
And there's a song we first made love to
That's a song i'll never forget

Thank god for the radio
When i'm on the road
When i'm far from home
And feelin' blue
Thank god for the radio
Playin' all night long
Playin' all the songs
That mean so much to me and you

Playin' all the songs
That mean so much to me and you
Thank god for the radio

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