On The Road
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On The Road
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I don’t look back no more
Don’t waste the time
I’ve left my home for good
Wasn’t really mine
Some call it misery, some call it joy
I call it destiny, my real McCoy
I’ve seen the ships leave shore
Birds turn to flames
I’ve heard a wild beast cry tied up in chains
I’ve seen the sidewalks roll
Tall buildings sway
The light of a dark dawn turn into day
rainfall can’t stop us now
Neither can snow
Once you have left the town
Towards tomorrow
I watch the fields fly by
Signposts and streets
Seen from an eagle’s eye this world’s complete
My love sleeps next to me
His hand in mine
Our dual certainty makes our sun shine
Distance forms symmetry
Poetry is formed
Don’t need security
The worlds my home.
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Danielle de Picciotto performs "On The Road", and this lyric page sits inside the Danielle de Picciotto catalog on LyroVerse.
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