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Slowin’ down for a little while
Is messin’ with my style
Legs won’t go like they used to
Kinda freaks me out
I did not see it comin’, no
What’s a boy to do
But move a little slower
Cuz I got stuff to do

Ribbon roads of two lane
I ain’t never seen
Turn my wheels into the sun
Driving down a dream
Winding on a westward run
Is twenty kinds of fun
I may move a little slower
But I’m not the only one

Makin’ my way
Along life’s highway
These bones are getting’ older
So I move a little slower
And I pray, that someday
I’ll take this feeling with me when I go

Solo

Some of us are built for comfort
Some of us for speed
Burn the candle at both ends
‘till we can hardly breathe
Singing for the fences
Or riding on the benches
Roll the dice, live our lives
There’s so much to see

Ribbon roads of two lane
That we have never seen
Turn our wheels into the sun
Driving down our dream

Makin’ our way
Along life’s highway
We may move a little slower
These boned are getting’ older
And we pray that someday
We can take this feeling with us when we go

©2018 Tommy Wiggins

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from Freeland - Ute Creek Eulogy - 50 Years of Making Music Together, released July 18, 2023

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Tommy Wiggins Nashville, Tennessee

Nashville’s Tommy Wiggins began writing songs by kerosene lamp in a Rocky Mountain cabin. He’s been writing, recording and performing his own funky blend of folky, bluesy, country-funk ever since. Tommy recently bought a camper van and is writing songs along the road. New album in 2022 - "When My Brain Goes On Vacation." When your brain goes on vactation, where do YOU go? ... more

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