Little House
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Little House
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I love this place but it's haunted without you
My tired heart is beating so slow
Our hearts sing less than we wanted
We wanted
Our hearts sing 'cause we do not know
We do not know
To light the night,
To help us grow
To help us grow
It is not said, I always know
You can catch me
Don't you run, don't you run
If you live another day
In this happy little house
The fire's here to stay
To light the night,
To help us grow
To help us grow
It is not said
I always know
Please don't make a fuss
It won't go away
The wonder of it all
The wonder that I made
I am here to stay, I am here to stay
Stay
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