Hitchin' Tradition


Hitchin' Tradition


Standing out on the highway

Morning sun in my face

When some friendly stranger comes along

And I'm gone with out a trace

What's your name? Where ya goin'?

Ain't it a beautiful day?

What say we sit and talk a spell

Long as your goin' my way?

CHORUS

In that old hitchin' tradition way down in my soul

Yes that old hitchin' tradition

It's pullin' at my weary bones

Telling me it's time to go on and on

There is more kindness in this world

More kindness that you meet on the road

Than all of our pitiful notions of heavenly mercy could ever hold

And the whine of the airbrakes

And the shudder the wind makes

Will chase you down in your most private haunts

Some say we do what we have to

But I say we do what we want.

CHORUS


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