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Artist: Lamont Dozier
Canonical path: /lamont-dozier/going-back-to-my-roots
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Going Back To My Roots
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Going Back To My Roots
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Zippin' up my boots
goin' back to my roots yeah
To the place of my birth
back down to earth.
I've been standing in the rain
Drenched and soaked with pain
Tired of short time benefits
And being exposed to the elements.
I'm homeward bound
got my head turned around.
Ain't talkin' 'bout no roots in the land
Talkin' 'bout the roots in the man.
I feel my spirit gettin' old
it's time to recharge my soul
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