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The Tragically Hip ~ Last American Exit


You know the reasons I can't conceal You know I'm leaving you obviously you know how I feel it's not as easy as calling out your name when I'm down it's not a matter for wrong or right it ain't much better that drinking and looking to fight you know I'm tired of crawling hind my name among the crowd I'm on the last American exit to the northland I'm on the last American exit to my homeland I'm on the last American exit to my last chance they keep calling out my name-shout it down you've made them wonder and know for sure you've made them hunger at night and then run for the door you know you'll probably cry like Caesar's son when you're found it's not your place it's another town let's face it baby I'm up and then baby I'm down you'll watch the border offer you fame and watch you drown know your neighbors and know they'll take us know my city it's just like theirs are hope I make it. I know I'm going to make it somehow know my saviour he knows you shakers know my pity. I'll see you later I'd like to stay but I know it doesn't matter somehow They keep callin out my name They keep callin out my name They keep callin out my name I shout it down more free lyrics

You know the reasons I can't conceal
You know I'm leaving you
obviously you know how I feel
it's not as easy as calling out your name when I'm down

it's not a matter for wrong or right
it ain't much better that drinking and looking to fight
you know I'm tired of crawling hind my name among the crowd

I'm on the last American exit to the northland
I'm on the last American exit to my homeland
I'm on the last American exit to my last chance
they keep calling out my name-shout it down

you've made them wonder and know for sure
you've made them hunger at night and then run for the door
you know you'll probably cry like Caesar's son when
you're found

it's not your place it's another town
let's face it baby I'm up and then baby I'm down
you'll watch the border offer you fame and watch you drown

know your neighbors and know they'll take us
know my city it's just like theirs are
hope I make it. I know I'm going to make it somehow
know my saviour he knows you shakers
know my pity. I'll see you later
I'd like to stay but I know it doesn't matter somehow

They keep callin out my name
They keep callin out my name
They keep callin out my name
I shout it down

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