Home
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Home
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The little boy is moving down the street of no return
He says I'd like to see the city of the narrowminded burn
This place is like a prison now let me approve
The world is closing in it's getting harder to move
People pass by on the street
They look down but I swear
Their eyes are irongrey
II sure felt rejected and judged
And I sure felt betrayed
Your laws, your moral, your ethics and your sins
Everything comes back to where it all begins
Oxblood boots, motorcycle jacket, broken heart and a fist
I'm leving for the place where the hospitality is
I wanna move cuz
This place ain't my home
A lifetime's a pretty long time
When you're all alone
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Bombshell Rocks performs "Home", and this lyric page sits inside the Bombshell Rocks catalog on LyroVerse.
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