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The Places You'll Go
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Been to the top of Chicago
Been down that Oregon coast
I can still taste the coffee in Tofino
Oh, the places you'll go
Never seen a sunset in Montreal
Or the high tide in Halifax
Where I'm going I don't quite know
Let me consult my maps
Where you are
Is where I'll go
The morning star
Will lead me home
Tuesday nights, while my old man played goal
We scrounged up change for the soda machine
Never had ambitions of playing pro
I'd rather ride on the zamboni
And I'll never forget the smell
Of beer leagues and small town dreams
A bit of heaven, a lot of hell
I was alive but I wasn't free
Where you are
Is where I'll go
The morning star
Will lead me home
Where you are
Is where I'll go
In your arms
I feel at home
It was never comforting
The shape they'd made for me
How they said my life should go
I had to find out on my own
Grew up in the valley sun
Came alive in the prairie cold
After all of my wandering
Be still my gyspy soul
Where you are
Is where I'll go
The morning star
Will lead me home
Where you are
Is where I'll go
In your arms
I'm finally home
Been to the top of Chicago
Been down that Oregon coast...
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