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Artist: Zach Hughes
Canonical path: /zach-hughes/i-want-to-travel
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I Want To Travel
Read I Want To Travel lyrics by Zach Hughes on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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I Want To Travel
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I want to travel
Pack your bags let’s leave right now
Over the hills and far away
We don’t have much money
I don’t care we’ll pay somehow
Life is too short to waste away
I want adventure
I don’t want to play it safe
All I really want is to share your name
We could have much more than
A shiny car and fancy house
Here’s to hoping we don’t stay the same
Let’s move to California
Get Married in Tennessee
The rest of our lives just you and me
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