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Home
04:08
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Im sorry I’ve gone away
It happens sometimes, lost in the gray
Of silver screens smiling back at me
I’ve learned that I have a restless soul
Searching endlessly for the pot of gold
I want to live all the lives
And I’m weighted down
By all of the images swirling around
My voice is tired but my heart beats loud
Bringing me back to the familiar sound
And I know its true
I’ve lost my way and I can’t get through
Please don’t give up on me like I did to you
I’ll find my way back to the place I once knew
Cause I, oh I’m coming home
On the dusty road
yeah, I’m coming home
Even now I can’t figure it out
I’ve tied myself to things I don’t care about
I want to change but I don’t know how
Maybe my discontent makes perfect sense
I’m like a wild horse tied up to a fence
Can I free myself before the story ends
And I’m weighted down
By all of the images swirling around
My voice is tired but my heart beats loud
Bringing me back to the familiar sound
And I know its true
I’ve lost my way and I can’t get through
Please don’t give up on me like I did to you
I’ll find my way back to the place I once knew
Cause I, oh I’m coming home
On the dusty road
yeah, I’m coming home
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Too Cool
04:31
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