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I've never been to Washington,
That's where my Uncle John comes from.
I've never seen the home in which
His daughters live and grew up in.
Never seen a mountain top,
From a city block where traffic stops.
I'd love to go
Never been to Oregon,
But I think it'd help me breathe again.
The trees they make more oxygen,
And people smile and let you in.
A rainy day, a normal state of mind
And I don't mind...
I'd love to go.
Never held on long enough,
Or felt like I was truly loved.
I loved the way you'd sing to me,
What now seems like a distant dream.
I'd love to pack away my bags,
Find a home and find a friend.
I need to live.
That's where my Uncle John comes from.
I've never seen the home in which
His daughters live and grew up in.
From a city block where traffic stops.
I'd love to go
But I think it'd help me breathe again.
The trees they make more oxygen,
And people smile and let you in.
And I don't mind...
I'd love to go.
Or felt like I was truly loved.
I loved the way you'd sing to me,
What now seems like a distant dream.
Find a home and find a friend.
I need to live.
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