Long Walk Home
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Long Walk Home
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want to walk in your rain
just damp at first wet
spots on my shirt soak
it all in soaked to my skin
clothes heavy with water downpour
how'd i get so far away from where you are
and never noticed 'til now if i thought that you'd hear me
if i thought that i could speak this is what i'd ask for a downpour
i want to know your name
i want to hold your hands and soak it all in
i want to feel the rain on my face again and soak it all in
i want you to come be me share my eyes
and splash with me and the puddles
won't matter at all downpour
it doesn't matter where you're at now you can always come home
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