Where I Should Be
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Where I Should Be
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I rock you baby
When I pass your way
I give you lovin'
You know I can't stay
Leavin' town
Glad I caught you now
Nobody follow me
I'll be back again
When I get home
Can't wait to leave
Back on the road
That's where I should be
Oohh
You think I'm crazy
I've been up too long
Give me two days off
I'll be back as strong
Hey it's alright
Hey it's alright
I have to play
Every night and day
When I get home
Can't wait to leave
Back on the road
Where I should be (yeah)
As I think back to when
Trouble times were then
Now I'm starting again
When I get home
Can't wait to leave
Back on the road
Where I should be (yeah)
When I get home
Can't wait to leave
Back on the road
Where I should be (yeah)
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Peter Frampton performs "Where I Should Be", and this lyric page sits inside the Peter Frampton catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Almost Said Goodbye and Baby. I Love Your Way with a short reason for opening each page next.
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