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Travel The Land

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Travel The Land

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As I travel the land

I don't care where I am

If the son's shining down on me

And I step out my door

And give thanks to the Lord

For the fact that He saved me

As I travel the land

I don't care where I am

If the son's shining down on me

And I step on my board

And give thanks to the Lord

For the life that He gave me

Hey son, one two timer

Rhymer and describer

Feeling this in every fiber

Because it liver

My recital is unbridled

Never had an idol because that suicidal

And I'm crashing down

Like a tribal, tidal sound wave

Few and the brave

Breaking the shackles of the sound slaves

And then I misbehave

I turn an ordinary line upside down to concave

Cause I'm save from an early grave

That my god gave His competition

Miraculously He maintains pole position

Sticks and stones are breaking bones

And making friction

But this story here is way stranger than fiction

And superstition

It's up in your section

I'll show that affection

With a verbal jab to your midsection

As I travel the land

I don't care where I am

If the son's shining down on me

And I step out my door

And give thanks to the Lord

For the fact that He saved me

As I travel the land

I don't care where I am

If the son's shining down on me

And I step on my board

And give thanks to the Lord

For the life that He gave me

Everybody's born into sing

Including me

And I begin like Animal Chin

cause I'm a Finn from South Bend

My origin is Michigan type kin

I know where I have an haven't been

My engine is running off adrenalin

Through thick and thin

Imagine like Lennon

The feminine and masculine

Coming together could be a mortal sin

The devil ran so fast that he left his snake skin

The coward

He's gettin' overpowered by the hour

Rain showers on this savage garden

My heart was hardened

I beg your pardon

If I'm offensive

And never apprehensive

With the comprehensive

Skills

As I travel the land

I don't care where I am

If the son's shining down on me

And I step out my door

And give thanks to the Lord

For the fact that He saved me

As I travel the land

I don't care where I am

If the son's shining down on me

And I step on my board

And give thanks to the Lord

For the life that He gave me

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