The Sergeant's Son
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The Sergeant's Son
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So I saw your face, for the first time
In six years and questions clouded my mind
Where have you been
How do you feel
It's been so long
This seems unreal
You've missed to much of my life
But I've learned to move on
A chance to catch up on lost time
But I must strong
So we sat to talk, catch up on life
Now you're off again, time to say goodbye
Please come back home
Don't leave me alone
I need you here
I need you here
You've missed to much of my life
But I've learned to move on
A chance to catch up on lost time
But I must strong
Because we don't have long
Until you're gone
Leave me out in a world so cold
My world so cold
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