Am C Diesel powers 18 wheels to rollingD7 Am As I pull it on to the InterstateC I've got 13 hours to make my destinationD7 E7 And I don't want to stop to check my weightF G7 Am G7 There won't be no sleep for me tonight noF E7 I've got to be hitting Tulsa by first morning lightAm G7 I'm a prisoner of the highwayD7 Am Driven on by my restless soulG7 Call me a prisoner of the highwayD7 Am Prison by the freedom of the roadC I've run freight out of Wheeling West VirginiaD7 Am And US Steel from MemphisC I've rolled tobacco out of the Carolina'sD7 E7 California wines into BirminghamF G7 Am Some people work just to survive yeahF E7 But up here in this cab that's when I'm most aliveAm G7 I'm a prisoner of the highwayD7 Am Driven on by my restless soulG7 Call me a prisoner of the highwayD7 Am Prison by the freedom of the roadD7 Got a wife living back in TennesseeAm And she tries to understand the way I feelD7 I could give my hands to another line of workF E7 But my heart would always be behind the wheelAm G7 Call me a prisoner of the highwayD7 Am Driven on by my restless soulG7 I'm a prisoner of the highwayD7 Am Prison by the freedom of the roadG7 Don't you know I'm a prisoner of the highwayD7 Am Driven on by my restless soulG7 Call me a prisoner of the highwayD7 Am Prison by the freedom of the road
Prisoner Of The Highway
Ronnie Milsap
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