1) In a town where the streets are quiet and slow, Where the same winds whisper, the same rivers flow, She walks past the diner, the old corner store, Dreaming of places with something more. (Chorus) Do you leave, or do you go? Do you leave, or do you grow? (Verse 2) The church bells ring, the train rolls by, Familiar faces, the same blue sky. Yet deep in her heart, she aches to roam, To find a city she’ll call her home. (Chorus) Do you leave, or do you grow? Do you leave, or do you go? (Verse 3) She pictures the lights, the towering steel, The hum of the crowds, the rush, the real. The taxis, the stages, the stories untold, A world that is fast, electric, bold. (Bridge) But here, the stars shine diamond-bright, Clearer than neon, softer than night. And though she longs for a life brand new, She fears she’ll miss the morning dew. (Chorus) Do you leave, or do you grow? Do you leave, or do you go? (Outro) One day she’ll go, she swears, she swears, To chase her dreams through crowded squares. Yet as she packs, a voice speaks low— (spoken word) "Do you leave, or do you go?" Do you leave, or do you grow?
