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Allman Brothers Band, The ~ Back Where It All Begins


Say you want to be a rolling stone Get your sail out in the wind Get out on the highway and let 'er roll on Roll on back to someplace you ain't never been Hey, hey When i was younger i was hard to hold Seem like i was always goin' Which ever way the wind would blow Now that travelin' spirit calls me again Callin' me back to where it all begins Moon rise and sun go down Turn my whole world around Little star up in the sky Tell my sweet baby please don't cry Please don't cry (solo) Moon rise and sun go down Turn my whole world around Little star up in the sky Tell my sweet baby please don't cry Please don't cry Travel out across the burnin' sand Cross the ocean to some distant land We'll reach the end we'll all be singin' And we'll all be friends Back where it all begins Back where it all begins more free lyrics

Say you want to be a rolling stone
Get your sail out in the wind
Get out on the highway and let 'er roll on
Roll on back to someplace you ain't never been
Hey, hey

When i was younger i was hard to hold
Seem like i was always goin'
Which ever way the wind would blow
Now that travelin' spirit calls me again

Callin' me back to where it all begins

Moon rise and sun go down
Turn my whole world around
Little star up in the sky
Tell my sweet baby please don't cry
Please don't cry

(solo)

Moon rise and sun go down
Turn my whole world around
Little star up in the sky
Tell my sweet baby please don't cry
Please don't cry

Travel out across the burnin' sand
Cross the ocean to some distant land
We'll reach the end we'll all be singin'
And we'll all be friends
Back where it all begins

Back where it all begins

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