The Place That I Called Home

(Verse 1) Just got off the I 80 exit, It still gives me that game time rush. Funny how a place where not much happens can do that to me. I guess it's just the excitement of being free to be me. (Chorus) It's my summer trip to Do Boys. The place that I called home. (Verse 2) Heading into the gate at Treasure Lake. I got a gold week condo, it's a tri-level model. Soon I'll be on Alison's Pontoon, chartered by Captain Tom Noble. Cracking a Straub's and listening to a remake of Simple Man, sung by Lonnie Lee. (Chorus) It's my summer trip to Do Boys. The place that I called home. (Verse 3) The boat goes past the Main Beach. Where I spent my teenage years, with my best friend lifeguard Dan. Didn't do much swimming, but I'll give you a little tip. It's where you'll find them local girls being fine as they can be. (Chorus) It's my summer trip to Do Boys. The place that I called home. (Verse 4) I know I can't go back to what it was then. And I'm blessed that I don't need it to be. But I'll tell you when I see that T Lake sign. It's my memories of being free and being me. (Chorus) It's my summer trip to Do Boys. The place that I called home. It's my memories of being free and being me. It's my summer trip to Do Boys. The place that I called home.