| Why, oh, why, oh, why, oh
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| Why did I ever leave Ohio?
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| Why did I wander to find what lies yonder
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| When life was so cozy at home?
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| Wondering while I wonder
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| Why did I fly?
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| Why did I roam?
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| Oh, why, oh, why, oh
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| Did I (You) leave Ohio?
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| Maybe I’d better go
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| Home
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| Maybe I’d (You’d) better go
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| Home
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| Well, mother, this song still doesn’t explain why you abandoned your children.
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| Ohio was stifling, and we couldn’t wait to get out of the place.
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| And I told you, «Sue, we’re going to be hunting Nazis.»
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| And Pop said, «Sue, this might take a little while.»
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| Well, those Nazis are slippery, and me hunting them way down in Lima, Peru.
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| And we’d get postcards from Niagara Falls.
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| Well, I’m stalking Mengele in Bolivian malls.
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| Three times a year we’d get crackling phone calls!
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| Happy birthday.
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| «Hunting Nazis!»
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| Merry Christmas.
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| «Hunting Nazis!»
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| Homesick.
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| Abandoned.
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| Heartsick.
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| Neglected!
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| Thank heavens we’re free!
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| Why, oh, why, oh, why, oh
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| Why did I ever leave Ohio?
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| Oh, why, oh, why, oh
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| Did I (You) leave Ohio?
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| Maybe I’d better stay
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| Home |