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I can remember where we were June of '19 it was a hot winter day I just got another failed relationship on my belt and you didn't have many things
We use to be alive You were the peace on my heart But then I realise You were just for a moment Could you come back home and hold me close I know its
Useless Today What Was Once So Brand New Needless To Say It's Time Took Over You You're Haunted Now By Memories That Won't Change Alone Again There's
the one that got away I used to spend my nights alone And wait for you to come back home No more wishful thinking, only memories But lately ever now
Thistlethwaite, your heartache holds me here The time has come to call this rose my home I've memories enough to pull me near My mother's garden, father's grave
In the quiet of my room, I'm haunted by your ghost The shadows whisper secrets of what I miss, the most eyes closed I'm drifting to when the laughter
streets all alone Hoping one day you'll come back home Until then, I'll keep walking in the rain Feeling the joy and the heartache, the pleasure
even my type I was blinded by the lights It was just one of those nights I can't do nothing for ya Why not do something for her? When I wake up in
Till she woke up one day and Her friend count was zero Back in '04, there was a really mean blog Written by girls who hated Katy's songs Ten years
Walk the vast trails we have of this earth The blissful ignorance welcomed home Far from the distant memories of Slaughtering the innocent for fictional
'm scared to go home To come and be joined by the holy one I disbelieve in thee
When will you come again I wait in darkness just for your bright to beam 'Cause I'm not afraid of the consequence Of being in love with you And I
here Alone there is no one there I call your name inside my head Memories are flashing by Good times just seem so near Begging you to come back home I
So the package that we lend ya Out of respect for ya father Jell it all and have the money by tomorrow Just do it how they taught ya And everything
ways invadin' my roots Now it's time for brothers to tighten they boots Sit back, look just for a minute and cry Now I know what Biggie meant by being
wasting away in his room alone as thoughts carry him back back to a place called home where has daddy gone one could only wish he knew
dark intentions One by one... the count of bodies grow Leading to... the life who drives his urge The search is over he's now found the one who Feeds
Trace your roots and you'll see A southern born killer just like me Who was born for this sworn to this Can't be torn from this Down south spirit I love
went passing by Autumn leaves and fireflies Empty minds and open hearts Were you just too scared to dream Holding on to everything So tight it fell
the cold Nothing happens much you just grow old I cannot wait for Summertime I'm hoping that the birdies fly On home The birds have flown The birds have
a way back to you I shouldn't think much about what to think, such a moment to miss Just pull my heart strings with stories to pass down Of memories
father in his face, As the memories rush back, her heart begins to race. I see your father in your eyes, the way they always tend to meet mine. I notice
It's been so many years since I saw your face, But now I'm home again back in my old place And though you're not quite sure you think you see me by
corn in our fields Just by the grace of God's green And I know God knows what he's doin' That everything must come and it must go I'll live and I'll die
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