The cache is not at the published coordinates.

    When you've been geocaching long enough, this may happen to you. You're out and about on a lovely day.  The spirit of caching guides you to a cache. It should be said that we all come at caches from our own unique perspectives. Given that it's quite the paradox how despite our differences we share so much commonality. Gentle reader, I'll leave the philosophical considerations about that to those among us with the both the proclivity and temperment to ponder such concerns. For me, I'm all about keeping things simple. As I'm a simple man. 

   Let's refocus! Where were we? Yes, heading to a cache filled with excitement of getting to GZ. Signing the log.  Posting a smiley on the "Big Board."  All of that comes about as it tends to do.  You crack open the cache container. Unfurl the log. Fiddle with the thing as your eyes spot something familiar. That's when it hits you.  Deja Vu.  You see your cacher handle on the log. That's when you realize, you forgot to the log it however long ago that was. Deja Vu.  Some of us have been there. Perhaps you have. This CO has been there. Once. Twice. Three times a Deja Vu! 

   I think it's fitting to pay tribute to a song from way back in 1979 that speaks to Deja Vu.

Answer several softball questions. Poke your properly formatted responses into the geochecker widget. My associate and good buddy, Homer Simpson, will kindly give you the final coordinates to this cache.  

Let's give it a go! 

Question 1;  How long has protaganist in the song been waiting? 

Question 2: What are the words at the ends of the two primary rhetorical questions posed?

Question 3: In verse one, This is ______

Question 4: In verse two, This is ________

Answer format:  A1_A1_A1_A2_A2_A3_A4

You can validate your puzzle solution with certitude.