| Who needs a house up on a hill
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| When you can have one on four wheels
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| And take it anywhere the wind might blow?
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| You don’t ever have to mow the yard
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| Just hang a map and throw a dart
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| And pray to God the engine starts and go
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| Water and electric
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| And a place to drain the septic
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| Any K.O.A. |
| is A-OK as long as I’m with you
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| So come on hitch your wagon
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| To the living room I’m draggin'
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| If I can’t bring you to my house, I’ll bring my house to you
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| Parking lots and county lines
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| And counting mile marker signs
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| Where the buffalo and antelope all roam
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| Greetings from Niagara Falls
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| One more postcard for the wall
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| Off in our own sweet home away from home
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| Water and electric
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| And a place to drain the septic
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| Any K.O.A. |
| is A-OK as long as I’m with you
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| So come on hitch your wagon
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| To the living room I’m draggin'
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| If I can’t bring you to my house, I’ll bring my house to you
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| In Washington, in Idaho
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| In Oregon, and away we go
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| To Tennessee and Arkansas
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| No, we won’t stop 'til we’ve seen 'em all
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| 'Til we’ve seen 'em all
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| So what else could you ask for?
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| You don’t even need a passport
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| To see the whole world from our living room
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| So come on hitch your wagon
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| To the happiness I’m draggin'
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| If I can’t bring you to my house, I’ll bring my house to you
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| If I can’t bring you to my house, I’ll bring my house to you
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| It don’t matter where we go
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| We’ll never be alone
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| Anywhere beside you is a place that I’ll call home
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| It don’t matter where we go
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| We’ll never be alone
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| Anywhere beside you is a place that I’ll call home |