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Rochester New York Home of the brave Where shook ones get put in comas and graves It's real in the ROC Mamas ride and clap at ya How you think we got
to Rochester Chris is driving down the street Hope he doesn't get pulled over by an officer I'm going home I'm going home I'm going home I'm going Home Hunters
gonna get you out of here" You could be my Mr Rochester I could be the crazy lady in your attic If that's the only way I can have it I'm gonna take what I
following it was burning from within I don't know how I got home in the woods of Rochester make it into a moment a moment like a sci-fi movie TV Stranger
won't be old Mohammed that's calling us Home And it won't be Hare Krishna that plays that trumpet tune And we're going to see The Son not Reverend Moon!
I was born in Rochester To a bookmaking man Had a fake cigar shops With the games on in the back See them coming and going Let them ride
true and faithful Who brought home the Fenian prisoners From dying in foreign nations And it's there you'll see the pipers And the fiddlers
I woke up this morning in Muhlenberg county Just feet from the old Rochester Dam I was on my way to hell with paradise waiting Just five miles from
sandpit We come from across the border We drink the six mile water This mongrel needs a new home This mongrel needs a new home That time when things
ended My race is almost run My warfare will soon be ended And I'm coming home You can rebuke me all you want to I'm travelling home to God I'm
tough. The people found the going rough. Still nobody who was anybody believed it. Everybody who anybody they stayed at home. But Lewis and Clarke
of Connemara And the Clare unmarried maidens There were people from Cork City Who were loyal, true and faithful Who brought home the Fenian prisoners From
of Connemara And the Clare unmarried maidens There were people from Cork City Who were loyal, true and faithful Who brought home the Fenian prisoners From
the place to be. Beautiful nature, yeah the lakes and trees. Got the Twin Cities, Saint Paul and Minne. The only place I'll call home sweet home. Minnesota is
a pre release Mom said get home your food is in the oven Lo and behold got cold repercussions Foretold my scolding like I had a scroll Forebode
an Excedrin On the way home The empty parkway wound its way back through charred black pine Just like a wormhole Hickory death rattles into stagnant
growth To my Charlotteans here let me make my plea If you're not from 'the Cack' let me catch you up please The Presbyterian where I first took my breath
Gorilla Gorilla Gorilla don't you get it? There's a world that exist somewhere in between Presbyterians, roman Catholics, freemason Purple cloth and gold
fucking seconds just to clean that shit up Got a Presbyterian bitch in here praying to the lord I'm like fuck it ima beat so good I might get endorsed Finna
librarian Rollie need carrots like a greedy vegetarian Keep away from evil like a fucking Presbyterian Goat claimed like I'm Mexican For you tweet let me
Say You will, say you won't Say you want me, say you don't Say you coming home, say you're gone Say you wanna sleep alone Say you're happy, say your
of hills, valleys and rivers where we are farmers With love for the Christian Presbyterian and Muslim tradition under His Royal Highness the Fon of Nso
thank god that I was hella patient Hold up what you mean my My words straight from the book of genesis Work a 9-5 come home and roll the devils lettuce
and faithful Who brought home the Fenian prisoners From dying in foreign nations And it's there you'll see the pipers And the fiddlers competing
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