The Steel Wheels
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O Child

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O Child

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There’s a way to the sunrise

Go east you will find it

There’s a way to the sunset

Go west you will feel it

When you walk through this weary land

Your two feet can hardly stand

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There’s a way through the mountains and the valley

Go north you will see it

There’s a way through the river, the water

Go south you will find it

If you’ve fallen you will know

From the ground our roots will grow

O Child

There’s a place for your burdens

Lay down all your burdens

There’s a place for your sorrows

Lay down all your sorrows

When this road has got you down

You can listen to this sound

O Child

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