Vagabond Shoes
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Vagabond Shoes
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Vagabond shoes, why did you roam?
Why did you take me far from home?
Far from the hills and the winding streets
Just chasing a dream
Vagabond shoes, you've gone a stray
Happiness, lies, the other way
So, turn around, turn around
Away from the blues
Take me home again, home again
Home again vagabond shoes, yeah!
Vagabond shoes, why did you roam?
Why did you take me away from my home?
Far from the hills and the winding streets
Just chasing a crazy ghost of a dream
Vagabond shoes, you've gone a stray
Happiness lies way back the other way
So, turn around, turn around
Away from the blues
Take me home again, home again
Home again vagabond shoes
Why did you roam?
Why did you take me away from my home?
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Nancy Sinatra performs "Vagabond Shoes", and this lyric page sits inside the Nancy Sinatra catalog on LyroVerse.
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