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TEN DEGREES AND GETTING COLDER-Gordon Lightfoot

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  He was standing by the highway
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  With a sign that just said "mother"
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  When he heard a driver coming
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  About a half a mile away,
  
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  So he held the sign up higher
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  So no decent soul could miss it.
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  It was ten degrees or colder
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  Down by Boulder Dam that day.
  
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  He was raised up in Milwaukee
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  Though he never was that famous.
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  He was just a road musician.
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  To the taverns he would go,
  
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  Singing songs about the rambling,
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  The loving girls and gambling.
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  How the world fell on his shoulder,
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  Back in Boulder, I don't know.
  
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  It was out in Arizona,
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  And he heard the lady listening
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  To each word that he was singing,
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  To each line that he would write,
  
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  So he sat down by her table
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  And they talked about the weather:
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  98.6 and rising
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  Down by Boulder Dam that night.
  
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  And she told him she would take him
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  For a ride in the morning sun.
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  Back in Boulder, he had told her,
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  "I don't know when I've had a better friend."
  
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  Now he's traded off his Martin,
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  But his troubles are not over.
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  His feet are almost frozen
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  And the sun is sinking low.
  
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  Won't you listen to me, brother?
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  If you loved your mother,
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  Please pull off on the shoulder
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  If you're going Milwaukee way.
  
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  It's ten degrees and getting colder
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  Down by Boulder Dam today.