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The Travelin' Song
04:55
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Hey oh, hey oh
Whatcha gonna do when that sun comes up?
I’ll ride, ride my bike, gonna ride Fort Collins Town
I’ll ride - I’ll ride my bike, take the Poudre trail all the way down
Hey oh, hey oh
Whatcha gonna say to that pretty little girl
I’ll say, I’ll say, making my way to Old Town square
I’ll say, I’ll, pump your tires and meet me there
Hey oh, hey oh
Whatcha gonna do when that sun comes up?
I’ll greet, I’ll greet, any old stranger with a helmet on
I’ll greet, I’ll greet, that bike trail just-a-singin’ my song
Hey oh, hey oh
Whatcha gonna do when the night time comes?
I’ll seek, I’ll seek, a bright reflective vest
I’ll seek, I’ll seek, my Fort Collins home for a rest
Hey oh, hey oh
Whatcha gonna do when that sun comes up?
I’ll say, I’ll say, farewell to the world inside my head
I’ll say, I’ll say, make my heart my home instead
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What you gonna do when well runs dry
The river stops flowing
And there’s fire in the sky
What you gonna do with the bicycle?
What you gonna do with the bicycle?
Who will ride the bicycle? (x2)
Who will sing my song?
Who will ride the bike all morning long?
Who will ride the bike all morning,
bike all morning long?
What you gonna do when the dream’s a doubt
The oceans rise
And the gas runs out
What you gonna do with the bicycle?
What you gonna do with the bicycle?
Who will ride the bicycle? (x2)
Who will sing my song?
Who will ride the bike all morning long?
Who will ride the bike all morning,
bike all morning long?
What you gonna do roads all close
And the lights are down
Save a moonlight glow
What you gonna do with the bicycle?
What you gonna do with the bicycle?
Who will ride the bicycle? (x2)
Who will sing my song?
Who will ride the bike all morning long?
Who will ride the bike all morning,
bike all morning long?
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Roll On (Bike On)
03:25
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Rock/roll me baby (x2)
On my bicycle
Roll on to freedom (x2)
Roll on - on my bike
Bike to work (x2)
Caring for the earth
Roll on to freedom (x2)
Roll on - on my bike
Someday soon (x2)
I’ll bike away these blues
Roll on to freedom (x2)
Roll on - on my bike
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Crispy Watkins Fort Collins, Colorado
Roots music with an ecological devotion and a mystic heart.
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