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Half-past nowhere on a highway shoulder Runs in my nylons and mud in my heels Hair un-braided, lipstick faded by the heartbeat of the hazards this puzzle reveals
High school shy, school wallflowers, victims of chance seven stranded, we’ll never make it to the dance
CHORUS: And I don’t know how I got here And I can’t begin to blame But I’m left to find the answers In jumper cables in the rain Oh lord, I feel the power returning to my veins Returning to my veins
The night air shocked me And I realized how paralyzed I’d been And I never want to feel that weak again Something about the steam rising off the concrete Sparked a restless revelation Shifting me like the wind
Something plugged me into myself tonight Turned me on to ten-thousand volts of electric life
CHORUS
And I raise my arms up And I tip my head back And I let the rain dance on my skin And I breathe in Begin again, begin.....
CHORUS
Leave the yearbook on the bookshelf Leave that photo in the frame I think I’ve found the answer In jumper cables in the rain Oh lord, I feel the power returning to my veins Returning to my veins
[This message has been edited by blakeh (edited 09-01-2002).]
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