Somewhere To Call Your Own
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Somewhere To Call Your Own
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I'm loosing it every day,
Finding it hard to take,
I know that I made mistakes,
Don't get me wrong.
The way it would starts to stand,
Emotions have dug right in,
I know that I made mistakes,
Don't get me wrong.
So tell me now, show me how, tell me now,
Tell me now, show me how, let me in.
Keeping it all alive,
Keeping the fires bright,
With somewhere to call your own,
Don't get me wrong.
I'm hoping you come to town,
Looking for higher ground,
With somewhere to call your home,
Don't get me wrong.
So tell me now, show me how, tell me now,
Tell me now, show me how, let me in,
So tell me now, show me how, tell me now,
Tell me now and let me in.
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