Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Joe Walsh
Canonical path: /walsh-joe/where-i-grew-up
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Where I Grew Up
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Where I Grew Up
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I grew up in a little town world
Wasn't a lot there to see
Where I was born when a little town girl
Married my dad and had me
We lived in a neighborhood,
In a neighborhood.
And my whole world
Was just three square blocks round,
And the top of the world
Was up in my favorite tree.
Someday I knew,
I would go back there to see
Where I grew up
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