Going In The Right Direction
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Going In The Right Direction
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I was lost
I thought the losing dice were tossed
Didn't know where to go
Didn't have no one to turn to
I'm glad I found you just in time
I won't miss those things I left behind
Now I'm going in the right direction
Going in the right direction
Now I've found
The road I need to travel down
I don't know what tomorrow brings
Day by day with you I'll do the same thing
I'm so glad I'm standing on my own two feet
No more running down that dead end street
You better get right
Or you're gonna get left
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