[{"id":29508237,"name":"The Ring","trackName":"The Ring","artistName":"Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band","albumName":"The Bob Seger Collection 2013","duration":332.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"By the light of the moon\nTo a 50's tune\nHe pledged his love to her\nA girl so rare\nA girl so fair\nThe girl for him for sure\nHe could see himself getting up every mornin'\nFor the rest of his life\nJust to look in those eyes so blue\nIt was all he ever wanted to do\nShe was all he'd ever need to see him through\n\nThey were still in their teens\nWhen he gave her the ring\nThey were married late one May\nAnd they moved into a little house\nOn the far end of town\nOut by the big highway\nAnd all through the days\nAnd all through the nights\nThe cars and trucks rolled on by\nAnd he slept through it all just fine\nEvery night he slept just fine\n\nSometimes she'd stare at the stars out the window\nSometimes she'd walk 'neath the moon\nSometimes she'd sit there just 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