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Dwight Yoakam - Rapid City, South Dakota Lyrics

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TitleRapid City, South Dakota
ArtistDwight Yoakam
AlbumReprise Please Baby: The Warner Bros. Years (2002) , Track 20 Disc 2,
In Others' Words [Reprise] (2003) , Track 7
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Just a ragged kid in overalls, 
He thumbed a ride one day
He said, "Anywhere you’re headed on my way."
But as we passed by Big Al’s drive-in 
His eyes began to flash
He was leavin’ Rapid City mighty fast.

He said, "I hope to God she finds 
The good-bye letter that I wrote her
But the mail don’t move to fast 
In Rapid City, South Dakota."

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Well, he left her just a blanket 
Of snow upon the farm
And that don’t keep your conscience very warm.
He said his friends were too durn country 
And his pa was too damn mean
And there ain’t no money pumpin’ gasoline.

And her gentle eyes, the merchandise 
Of dreams the peddler sold her
As he left her there in Rapid City, South Dakota.

Now the reason he was goin’, 
I ain’t sure I could say,
Might’ve been the rodeo in Santa Fé.
"There’s a doctor in chicago, 
I know she’ll be all right."
He told himself as he stared into the night.

And he said, "I hope to God she finds 
The good-bye letter that I wrote her
But the mail don’t move so fast 
In Rapid City, South Dakota."

And all her people treatin’ her 
Just like they never knowed her
Lord, the winter’s passin’ slow 
In Rapid City, South Dakota.
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