The Banjo Song
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The Banjo Song
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On my way down the road
On my way on my home
On my way down the road
On my way
Oh the sign say this way
Another sign say that way
Another sign say
Much too old to ever have a home
Everybody need a place to lie
Everybody need a place to cry
Everybody need a place to die
In your own home
On my way down the road
On my way on my home
On my way down the road
On my way
Oh the sign say this way
Oh the sign say that way
Another sign say
Much too old to ever have a home
But everybody need a place to lie
Everybody need a place to cry
Everybody need a place to die
In your own home
Everybody need a place to lie
Everybody need a place to cry
Everybody need a place to die
In your own home, home
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Seasick Steve performs "The Banjo Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Seasick Steve catalog on LyroVerse.
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