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One Box a Day
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We pack one box a day and we move once a year
We stand side by side and never show fear
Sometimes it's our choice, sometimes not at all
One way or another, we move every fall
When the days start to shorten, we pack up once again
A word of advice, never rent from your friends
But we stick together, wherever we roam
And turn every house, into a home
Da dat da da da da da
Da dat da da da
And some days seem to go on forever
And some days we're so full of doubt
But we face every struggle together
And if we work hard it will work itself out
When I was a young boy, I loved to move around
Always facing the horizon, in search of a new town
But as I've gotten older, I prefer to stay in place
I don't mind moving forward, but I've dropped out of the race
Now I find my pleasures, in the simpliest of things
The only thing I really want is to find a nice routine
And when we move again, whenever that might be
I don't really care where, as long as you're with me
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iknowbilly New Mexico
Billy McCall is an artist, writer and musician. He has been in a lot of bands, typically either on drums or vocals. These are a few of them. Email him: iknowbilly AT gmail DOT com.
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