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The Piney Wood Hills

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The Piney Wood Hills

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I'm a rambler and a rover, and I wonder, it seems

I've traveled all over, looking after my dreams.

But a dream should come true. and a heart should be filled

Now I'm on my way home, to my Piney Wood Hills.

I'll return to the woodlands, I'll return to the snow.

I'll return to the hills, and the valleys below.

I'll return as a poor man, or a king, if God wills,

But I'm on my way home, to my Piney Wood Hills.

I've done right, I've done wrong there,

And it's true I belong there,

And it's true, it's my home.

From ocean to ocean I've rambled and roamed

And now I'll return to my piney wood home.

Maybe someday I'll find. someone who will

Love as I love, my Piney Wood Hills.

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