Ohio
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Ohio
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I'll call you Ohio
From a song I once heard sung
One I couldn't help but love
I'll call you Ohio
Cause it falls easy off the tongue
It falls easy as the road that you run
Hey there Ohio, your mother needs you now
But say you'll meet me in your spring
Hold on Ohio, another chance will come around
So come sit with me awhile
Before you leave
And you don't have to live this way anymore
No, they're telling you to stay
And you can't give them what you give anymore
And it's ok
It's ok
Hey there Ohio, come dance for me awhile
I know it's time for you to go
Don't stop Ohio, don't stop until you smile
And I'll watch you as you dance out the door
And you don't have to live this way anymore
No they're telling you to stay
And you can't give them what you give anymore
And it's ok
It's ok
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Peter Bradley Adams performs "Ohio", and this lyric page sits inside the Peter Bradley Adams catalog on LyroVerse.
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