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Take The Wheel

from Magnificent Ram B Sides by Don DiLego

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I saw the letter on the table that you wrote
I saw the letter on the table that you wrote
It said you loved me but you never could let it show

I saw your ghost right by the window the other day
I saw your ghost right by the window just the other day
You said you loved me but you let it slip away

Oh, I think you ought to take the wheel
I bet that's something that
You'd have never thought I'd feel
Oh, think you ought to take the wheel

I saw the people on the sidewalk looking at me
Why are all the people on the sidewalk looking at me?
Was it something that I said?
They were all there to help me get back on my feet

Oh, I think you ought to take the wheel
Was it something that
You would never thought I'd feel
Oh, think you ought to take the wheel

I saw the book you wrote the words you never wanted to speak
I felt the wind blow all the pages in between
But it was a joke, only pictures of me
Well I hope you don't forgive everything you've seen

Oh, I think you ought to take the wheel
Was it something that
You would never thought I'd feel
Oh, think you ought to take the wheel right now
Oh, think you ought to take the wheel

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from Magnificent Ram B Sides, released March 30, 2018
Drums - Paul Garisto
Bass, backing vocals - Erik Olsen
Pedal Steel - Blaine O'Brien
Guitars and Vocals - DD

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Don DiLego New York, New York

Formerly NYC based singer-songwriter now chopping firewood in the Poconos. Still recording that damn new album at his studio on the woods.

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