Won't You Come Home
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Won't You Come Home
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Won't you come home? I surrender
I miss my sweet bag of bones drunk and tender
Why don't you want to stay here suspended
In the dead arms of a year that has ended?
Can't see the shape of the song that we're singing
River too dirty for us to go swimming
Why would you want to stay clear of adoration
That disappears when you're near when you're close
Won't you come home? I surrender
I miss my sweet bag of bones drunk and tender
Why don't you want to stay here suspended
In the dead arms of a year that has ended?
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