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Carpenters ~ Road Ode


I've been on this lonely road so long

Does anybody know where it goes

I remember the last time

The signs pointed home a month ago



Rented cars and empty motel rooms

Lead you everywhere but home

Crowds of people shouting

How they love the show

They don't know



(*) the endless crowds of faces

Just keep on wearing a smile

The countless times and places lead me back

Please take me back home



(**) i wonder if these feelings ever change

How many times i'll lift this load

Come tomorrow i'll be gone again

Roads of sorrows coming to an end for me



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