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Can anyone tell me the meaning for the phrase "FOLLOW YOUR FEET"? Please give me some information about it's origin.
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Can anyone tell me the meaning for the phrase "FOLLOW YOUR FEET"? Please give me some information about it's origin.
How about you give us a sentence with its use so we have some context to work with?
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How about you give us a sentence with its use so we have some context to work with?

"YOU JUST HAVE TO FOLLOW YOUR FEET. COS TOMORROW IS SIMPLY ONE STEP AWAY ... JUST MOVE, AND FOLLOW YOUR FEET. AND BELIEVE YOU ARE ON THE RIGHT TRACK"

Now can u give me the explanation please.
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"YOU JUST HAVE TO FOLLOW YOUR FEET. COS TOMORROW IS SIMPLY ONE STEP AWAY ... JUST MOVE, AND FOLLOW YOUR FEET. AND BELIEVE YOU ARE ON THE RIGHT TRACK"

Now can u give me the explanation please.
It means to continue on the path that you have chosen and life and believe it is the correct one for you.
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