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Fork in the Road
04:53
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Standing at the edge
Fork in the road
I can't go back, I can't go ahead
Thinking through my heart
What is truth?
Every time we are learning to do the right thing
But sometimes you've got to go away from your friends
When you see them in a helpless, deep and dark hole
But still I'm trying to understand your way
Of your life
Say goodbye for awhile
Way of your life
Fork in the road
Standing at the edge
Fork in the road
I can't refuse, I can't receive
People explain
Their complaints
What they gave never got returned
I say let me see, look into your eyes
That's hiding behind, pretending, your mask
Shall I take your kindness honestly this time?
Is there any more change
This time?
Fork in the road
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Tokyo Song
02:45
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If you get a chance
Go to Japan
Go to Tokyo
Take a train to Harajuku
Every Sunday
The bamboo shoot people
Dancing on the street
They're such a colorful people
Don't you want to see?
I want to see
Don't you want to see?
I want to see
We are modern country
Like the U.S.A.
We like shopping
Every weekend
There are no samurais
There is no harakiri
Drink Coca Cola
Young people listen to rock 'n' roll
Don't you want to see?
World's second population
Got more pollution
We like fashion
It's international
Do good business
Got no enemy
Grow up economy
There is more variety
Don't you want to see?
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