Well, I can't go home
So 'round the world I roam
Got no place to call my own
No, I can't go home
Well, I was born on the run
From town to town
From sun to sun
No, we never stopped movin'
It was never of my choosin'
Had no roots to put down
Just new faces, new towns
Goodbye friend, it's the end
No, we'll never meet again
You know I can't go home
So 'round the world I roam
Got no place to call my own
No, I can't go home
You can't tell from how I talk
How I look, or how I walk
Am I from here, am I from there ?
Well, I don't come from anywhere
If you ask me when I die
Where it is I want to lie
I don't knwo I just can't say
I don't belong here anyway
Home, familiar faces
Home, friends and relations, home
Home, the old church and schoolyard
Home, life's taken me so far
Far away from any place
Called home
I'm tired of livin' on the run
From town to town
From sun to sun
You know I've got to stop movin'
Now I'm feelin' like I'm losin'
Got some roots to put down
Some day in some town
Goodbye friend, it's the end
No we'll never meet again
You know I can't go home
So 'round the world I roam
I got no place to call my own
No, I can't go home
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