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4 Non Blondes ~ No Place Like Home


When i wake up in my house I get dressed then i get lost I don't know which way to go I guess i'll have a cup of joe Where the hell was i anyways So i end up on the street Walkin' talkin' to my own beat In a fog, in a haze I've been trippin' out for days Can you help me find my way home 1-2-3 Don't rock teh boat now, just let it slide Groovy people walking back and forth, that's right So i hop on to this bus Destination reads please save us Not a soul that i know To be found in this dark hole Can you help me find my way home Can you help me find my way home I'm so tired of looking for the door Please help me find my way Please help me find my way I can't find the door Where am i now, where am i now I find myself just out there floating more free lyrics

When i wake up in my house
I get dressed then i get lost
I don't know which way to go
I guess i'll have a cup of joe
Where the hell was i anyways
So i end up on the street
Walkin' talkin' to my own beat
In a fog, in a haze
I've been trippin' out for days
Can you help me find my way home
1-2-3
Don't rock teh boat now, just let it slide
Groovy people walking back and forth, that's right
So i hop on to this bus
Destination reads please save us
Not a soul that i know
To be found in this dark hole
Can you help me find my way home
Can you help me find my way home
I'm so tired of looking for the door
Please help me find my way
Please help me find my way
I can't find the door
Where am i now, where am i now
I find myself just out there floating

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