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Midwester

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I'm a kid from a cornfield Who went through the windshield And wound up in this West Coast town I sing for my dinner In a barroom where sinners Wait for Jesus to buy the next round And as I get older The spotlight gets colder And the sad songs are taking their toll The cities are falling The Midwest is calling What's left of this Hoosier girl's soul Well I'm just a Midwester So fill 'er up, Chester I'm going home Cause Dorothy and Toto And Grandpa's DeSoto Is the only life I've ever known I'm just a Midwester That's right, you guessed 'er I'm getting my feet on the ground You can have East and West Coast Just lean me on a lamp post In a little Midwestern town In the land of the hustle I'm losing my muscle And glory's a ghost in the breeze I long for some neighbors And honest day's labor And the wind through the sycamore trees Well maybe we're backwards And stupid as blackbirds That light on the telephone line But we hear you calling Frantic and falling The Midwest will stand When you've all lost your minds Well I'm just a Midwester So fill 'er up, Chester I'm going home Cause Dorothy and Toto And Grandpa's DeSoto Is the only life I've ever known I'm just a Midwester That's right, you guessed 'er I'm getting my feet on the ground You can have East and West Coast Just lean me on a lamp post In a little Midwestern town You can have East and West Coast Just lean me on a lamp post In a little Midwestern town