[Interlude]
Akon (akon)
See'mon

This is the ultimate journey of your life
Where the weak die and the strong survive
Prepare to suffer 40 days and 40 nights
Strap on your boots because you got a long hike

[Chorus:]
Just another journey, another journey into time
See'mon now
Just another journey, who ever thought I'd cross this line
Ohohohohoh

Walking through the dirty streets of Jersey (Jersey)
A dollar to my name searchin' for that key
I'm tryin' not to reincarnate my past
I'm tired from the game, took another path
Destination ninety five Dirty South
Where the devil tried to realter my route
Creator took me by the hand and led the way-ay
To make the story short that's why I'm here today

[Chorus]

What about that day you said I would not
And about that day you kicked me out onto the bricks
What about that time you said I wouldn't make a dime
And about that time you said I couldn't make you mine
Destination to the bank overseas
Where Akon's treated like royalty
Cause there's so much in this world I have to see-e
The wagon's rolling so jump in a follow me-e

Born and raised in Africa trying to make a scene
(trying to make a scene)
The best way to get to you is by this music thing
And you might believe

Akon (Akon)
See'mon (c'mon)


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Journey Lyrics as written by Anthony Lawson Aliaune Thiam

Lyrics © TONY LOVE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS, BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Downtown Music Publishing, Songtrust Ave, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    This song is beautiful, reminds me of someone talking about God. maybe to his father? I have no clue just i love the beat

    pinto139on July 22, 2006   Link
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    i agree this is an amazing song

    Baby_gurl08on December 29, 2006   Link

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