Back On The Street Again
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Back On The Street Again
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I'm back on the street again
Gotta stand on my own two feet again
I'm walking that lonely beat again
Remembering when, woah-oh, remembering when
Got a tear in my eye again
To remind me that I might cry again
Feeling sad and wondering why again
Remembering when, woah-oh, remembering when
I remember a time when I thought the world was mine
The world belongs to somebody else now
And I'm just standing in line
So I'm thinking of me again
That's the way it's gonna be again
I'll wait and I'll see till then
I'm remembering when, woah-oh, remembering when
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