Which Way Is Santa Fe
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Which Way Is Santa Fe
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Which way is Santa Fe New Mexico
I've got some things to say she needs to know
Small brown adobe there where lives my heart
I just can't make it here with us apart
Which way is Santa Fe New Mexico
There was a dream I had I had to see
Salt of the ocean breeze calling to me
So much for me to do so much to be
Where is the dream I had what do I see
How can so much so right be wrong
Why should you have to leave to know where you belong
Which way is Santa Fe New Mexico...
Which way is Santa Fe New Mexico
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