Name: Where Do We Go From Here (Bike Version)
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Description: Yes, it's a cover of my own original song! This special version of Where Do We Go From Here was commissioned by my Patron Tim Oey. You can learn more about Tim's environmental activism at ZeroW.org.

Where Do We Go From Here (Bike Version)

by Anne Reburn

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Yes, it's a cover of my own original song! This special version of Where Do We Go From Here was commissioned by my Patron Tim Oey. You can learn more about Tim's environmental activism at ZeroW.org.

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It’s an unfamiliar landscape but it feels like home
The sun is breaking through, I’m feeling less alone
On to the land of greener grass
We’ll be there before you know
On to the towns where the names are new
Going down the road

Roundabout after roundabout
One crossroads to the next
Let’s just stop and enjoy the view
We’ll never be here again

Where do we go from here?
Where do we go from here?
We can bike the whole world over
So where do we go from here? (Go from here)
Ooh

It’s an unfamiliar landscape, but it feels so good
The sun is breaking through, just like I knew it would
On to the land of greener grass
Finding where I belong
On to the town where they know your name
They won’t lead you wrong

Roundabout after roundabout
One crossroads to the next
Let’s just stop and enjoy the view
We’ll never be here again

Where do we go from here?
Where do we go from here?
We can bike the whole world over
So where do we go from here? (Go from here)
Ooh
Ooh

We can bike the world over
It’s for us to decide
We can make our own choices
Come along for the ride
Roundabout after roundabout
One crossroads to the next

Where do we go from here?
Where do we go from here?
We can bike the whole world over
So where do we go from here? (Go from here)
Ooh
Ooh
Ooh

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released July 7, 2023
Written by Anne Reburn and Bill Lefler
Mixed by Niall Dunsmore

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