I Don't Know?
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I Don't Know?
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Leave me alone, I go back home
You can't tell me what to do
This city life is much too fast
I feel it's time you knew
This city life is all the same
Back to the country
Back to where I came
You can stay but I must go
The life I know the best
You have a new time, watch out for the wine
And give the children my best
This city life is all the same
Back to the country
Back to where I came
Back to the country
Back to where I came
I wanna go, go the woods and hills
The animals, water, clean air
But here I am like a sardine in a can
Car full of puffs waiting for the van
This city life is all the same
Back to the country
Back to where I came
Back to the country
Back to where I came
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May Blitz performs "I Don't Know?", and this lyric page sits inside the May Blitz catalog on LyroVerse.
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