Red Lake
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Red Lake
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Red Lake, hear my words, where the eagles cry and the spirits flyo'er sacred land
Red Lake, hear my prayers, they're a feeble cry to an angry skythat bleeds for Man
"So get up and shut up and don't let us use you
Oh get up and shut up and let us abuse you"
It's a crazy world, and my spirit cries against the wind - canyou send to me
I've been this way before, I've danced on distant shores
I've watched the minds of men go south - come back again
I've walked a million miles, I've seen my little child
I've knocked on every door and still I'm wanting more -
To be home -
To be home -
Yeah yeah to be home -
To be home -
Yeah yeah to be home
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Roger Hodgson performs "Red Lake", and this lyric page sits inside the Roger Hodgson catalog on LyroVerse.
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