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Carpenters, The ~ 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 Repeat () Repeat (**) more free lyrics

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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