Crawlin from Peddle Train by Chris Gilburg

Everybody's leaving Detroit City, the time of the crime and decay, running down it ain't
Free day, a shadow of the yesterday, a month's time to mow the city, that's where they were born and bred
Maybe the lights are dimming, yeah they're down but they ain't dead
Out across this land, people struggle on, hand in hand, I want you to understand, they'll be back again, but I'm too late, they're just crawling
From it, from it, from it, California's got the sunshine, but they're also feeling the pain
But everybody loses sometimes, some never ever be ashamed, but still got a lot of wood at this night, with hardworking folks in dance
Sometimes it ain't pretty, but I don't tell them I use, cause I across this land, people struggle on, hand in hand, they'll be back again, but I'm too late, they're just crawling
Yeah, crawling, yeah, crawling, but they'll get up
Ooh yeah, ooh yeah, ooh yeah
We're the higher end of this country, where folks leave off of the lands, they never ever see a common, but they're the first to take a stand
Where folks in this country, where folks in this country, where folks leave off of the lands, they never ever see a common, but they're also feeling the pain
But I don't tell them I use, cause I across this land, people struggle on, hand in hand, they'll be back again, but I'm too late, they're just crawling
Yeah, crawling, ooh crawling, crawling, everybody's crawling, crawling, the whole world is crawling
Yeah, crawling, we're sitting there, maybe you will see
We're living there, this country's coming back
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