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Rust Belt
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What if we could pack the car
And drive on through the night
To get to LA
When we get to Hollywood
We'll stand where all our heros stood
Match our hands to old concrete
Pretend the prints are ours and keep believing
We're not dreaming
I've got a one-way ticket
all aboard a train headed for
New York City, opportunity
Gonna go to Madison Square
Plant a flower in the garden there
And watch it grow
Taller than the tallest building I have ever seen
It won't be long till we belong among the rarities
And I won't wait to deviate from the factory
I've always felt that this rust belt didn't fit right
It won't be long till we belong among the rarities
And I won't wait to deviate from the factory
I've always felt that this rust belt didn't fit right
It won't be long till we belong among the rarities release me from the factory and I
I won't wait to deviate from a diluted path I'm drowning in the neon bath and I've
Always felt that this rust belt
This rust belt felt a bit tight
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