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Artist: Neal Morse
Canonical path: /neal-morse/the-road-called-home
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The Road Called Home
Read The Road Called Home lyrics by Neal Morse on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Road Called Home
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A man fell asleep in a faraway land
And I saw in my mind he awoke again
To the city of light his journey continued on
He walked down a hill where he saw two men
Asleep by a mill, he woke them and then
They spoke of the way, their names were Simple and Sloth
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Neal Morse performs "The Road Called Home", and this lyric page sits inside the Neal Morse catalog on LyroVerse.
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