After The War
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After The War
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I was spending my days mending all of the broken pieces of my heart
And I was walking by myself talking with only the echos as my friends
But when I met you my words finally came true
You turned my love songs into more then just rhymes
Now I remember that rainy November when you first let me into your heart
And now I’m not alone anymore
And now I’m not alone anymore
Forest and deserts and seas without measure
Keep me from ending my long days with you
And I find myself missing all of your kisses
And the feeling of your hand in mine
’Cause I was all alone for too long
And I was all alone for too long
I was all alone for too long
I was all alone for too long
When I run out of pavement
I’ll know what those days ment
That turned heartbreak into heartache
In the palm of your hand
At the end of my hoping
I’ll throw that door open
And run out that staircase into your arms
And my home is in your arms
And my home is in your arms
Oh and my home is in arms
And my home is in your arms
Oh oh oh
Oh oh uh oh
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