Where Will You Go?
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Where Will You Go?
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Of course we're still at home
These roads won't take us no place else, I know
This forest is a maze
The trees and bushes build towers in our way
Where will you go, where will you go?
This is not the way to school, you know
Where will you go, where will you go?
All these roads just take us home
Nanook lead the way
My compass still points north but I'm lost all the same
Our shoes are filled with sand
And bonds like these never last in this barren land
So where will you go...
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