RENEGADE
[ Southern rock; co-written by Daniel Muhammad ]

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       I cruise from town to town on this highway without end
       A barroom is my only home, this bike’s my only friend
       My pledge of allegiance is to the open road
       Lookin’ for some freedom from life on overload

             They call me an outlaw 'cause I live life in the shade
             Branded in the crosshairs of folks who’ve got it made
             Just like them a broken man who failed to make the grade
             Went up against the council, now they call me renegade

       John the baptist was a drifter who lived outside of town
       Some pretended to be better, they liked to put him down
       Caught between a rock and their narrow-minded code
       Lookin’ for some freedom from life on overload

             Yeah, they called him an outlaw 'cause he lived life in the shade
             Branded in the crosshairs of folks who had it made
             Just like us a broken man who failed to make the grade
             Went up against the council and they called him renegade

       They turn God into religions an' make gods out of men
       Wrap the truth in stain glass, re-crucify the sinners' friend

             Whoa, they call us outlaws 'cause we live life in the shade
             Branded in the crosshairs of folks who’ve got it made
             Like all the rest, broken men who failed to make the grade
             Went up against the council, now they call us renegade
             Yeah, go up against the council, they call you renegade



           


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