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Created on: December 27, 2008
Home sweet home
At last I come to you!
At last I am home.
The prairie behind me
Your towers stand tall before me
I shall never turn back.
I shall never turn back.
Nebraska is dear to me
Yes, so dear to me
But past is past
And Brooklyn awaits!
I shall never turn back.
I shall never turn back.
Let me ride the B home.
Let me gaze at the beautiful B Bridge
Walking Broadway to work.
No city compares to New York
Who can ever turn back.
Who can ever turn back.
Let me die in New York.
Let my ashes be here.
Hear the Quakers call out
"You are home, you are home"
Mid-western cities are great
Proud of Lincoln, I am
But let me die in New York.
I am home, I am home.
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