Homestead
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Homestead
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Once there was a place
So pure and so easy
Drifting through the days
There's no need for change
Like a scene from the yet to be civilised
Like a dream until you open your eyes
Like a scene from the yet to be, yet to be civilised
What then became
A revolution change
Like hell I'm not gonna follow
By god I'm not gonna grovel
Like hell I'm not gonna, not gonna follow
We'd like you to be here tomorrow night
To publish your own destiny
Like hell I'm not gonna follow
By god I'm not gonna grovel
Like hell I'm not gonna, not gonna follow
We'd like you to be here tomorrow night
To publish your own destiny
We'd like you to be here
Once there was a place
So pure and easy
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