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One more midnight her man is still gone |
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The nights move too slow |
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She tries to remember the heat of his touch |
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While listening to the Border Radio |
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She calls toll free and requests an old song |
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Something they used to know |
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She prays to herself that wherever he is |
| [00:38.34] |
He's listening to the Border Radio |
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This song comes from nineteen sixty two |
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Dedicated to a man who's gone |
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Fifty thousand watts out of Mexico |
| [00:59.25] |
This is the Border Radio |
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This is the Border Radio |
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She thinks of her son asleep in his room |
| [01:13.41] |
And how her man won't see him grow |
| [01:17.52] |
She thinks of her life and she hopes for a change |
| [01:21.09] |
While listening to the Border Radio |
| [01:46.83] |
This song comes from nineteen sixty two |
| [01:50.82] |
Dedicated to a man who's gone |
| [01:55.29] |
Fifty thousand watts out of Mexico |
| [01:59.58] |
This is the Border Radio |
| [02:03.84] |
This is the Border Radio |
| [02:13.80] |
They play her tune but she can't concentrate |
| [02:27.93] |
She wonders why he had to go |
| [02:55.62] |
One more midnight and her man is still gone |
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She's listening to the Border Radio |
| [03:15.45] |
This song comes from nineteen sixty two |
| [03:19.32] |
Dedicated to a man who's gone |
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Fifty thousand watts out of Mexico |
| [03:28.08] |
This is the Border Radio |
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This is the Border Radio |
