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And sweet chords rose up in waxed New England halls While the boarders were snoring Under crisp white sheets of curfew We were newly lovers then We were
And sweet chords rose up in waxed New England halls While the boarders were snoring Under crisp white sheets of curfew We were newly lovers then We were
I was a young man back in the 1960s. Yes, you made your own amusements then, For going to the pictures; Well, the travel was hard, and I mean We
something about a military coup and I frowned about it And then I took a sip from my brew and looked out at the view from my room in England I don't care
A thousand glass eyes were staring In a cellar full of antique dolls I found an old piano And sweet chords rose up in waxed New England halls While
should respect it, select it I'm never ever wack or reject it Challenge BDP it get's dissed, expect it I travel the nation by mostly plane I travel New
Oh we ain't got a barrel of money Maybe we're ragged and funny But you travel along singing a song Side by side Oh we don't know what's coming
of Sports I go to Japan, with plans to slam (aight) I go to Spain and England, with knowledge to bring them (crazy knowledge) I go to Holland,
No interviews, channel four, see me on the news Erase your message walk streets with my cellular phone Address you wonder, don't try to catch me
I was a young man back in the 1960s. Yes, you made your own amusements then, For going to the pictures Well, the travel was hard, and I mean We still
have missed my stop But I will not return to yesterday Or smooth out the human clay We'll face this new England like we always have In a fury of denial
I was lost in trouble and strife, I heard a voice and it changed my life And now it's a brand new day, and I ain't afraid to say You're not alone
wack or reject it Challenge BDP it get's dissed, expect it I travel the nation by mostly plane I travel New York by either cab or the train Some say that
Took a trip from New York City out to San Jose Met my lady at the station, went to Frisco Bay Saw the lights, enjoyed the bounty Crossed the Golden
england, je ne suis pas de france ich bin nicht von deutschland and I can't dance well I could saay california it means nothing to me. I despise nationality
would just do one! So Travel Light, Travel Hard, Full-fill your inspirations and you'll go far So Travel light go yo! and Travel Hard So Travel Light,
my vapors off like Halls menthalyptus My verbs and nouns shatter walls of underground Let me be blunt, I like crackin' brews with bitches
On the porch, on the porch Smokin' reefa Hm yeah I woke up early Saturday morning sick off Rhemy and brews Wit a hang over from blues Hurl
missions sail In the headlines, in the fray World's events in disarray Catchy tunes to stories grey Singing the news of today In the sea where tensions brew
I was born in England Lived here all my life Got a three bedroom house in the suburbs With my two kids and one good life Went to university and got
no object my dreams I can grab them Travel the world and meet lots of girls Drink some good wine and have me a time I'd to Ireland, Denmark, England
Something bout Texas, Or a big Wyoming sky. A California sunset Or a Las Vegas night. How bout a Montana plain, Or a Florida beach, New England in
prefer New England seasons and my vision's getting clear Forget me and my troubles Don't pretend you miss this face This is the last time I'll be writin'
ghetto love Homies around smoking Newports 'till the brew drunk short You can travel the world can't find a place like home With a crib on the front
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