Trouble Town
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Trouble Town
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Troubles find their way home
What goes up must come down
Thoughts will always be with me
All the way to troubled town
Where I sit and watch the flowers grow
When I have nowhere else to go
Words can show their face here
And lie down next to me
My thoughts will always be here
All the way to troubled street
Where I people watch and write it down
Where I'm the only man in town
Where I sit and watch those flowers grow
When I have nowhere else to go
I'll find my way
I'll find my calling
My way to be proud
In Trouble Town (x4)
Where I people watch and write it down
Where I'm the only man in town
Where I sit and watch those flowers grow
When I have nowhere else to go
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Hudson Taylor performs "Trouble Town", and this lyric page sits inside the Hudson Taylor catalog on LyroVerse.
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