Home
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Home
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Sitting back and taking all this shit
If only you knew what was in my head
And everything that I am dealing with now
I spent so much time trying to make you proud
Why can’t you just look at what I did
Instead of all of the places I’ve been
Turn me inside out to see what I’m all about
The worst in me has always been in you
Not a single piece of me is how it ever first was
Everything I’ve learned from this
Has helped me come so far
Don’t say all your words to me they mean nothing in the end
I just can’t keep bending backwards for you
But I know there's so much that we’ve been through
I’m not saying I need to leave
Just accept our differences
And let me breathe
Take me back home
Burn every bridge we worked to fucking build
This is all I know just show that you can hear me
This is all that I need
Let me breathe
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Who performs "Home"?
Heavyweight performs "Home", and this lyric page sits inside the Heavyweight catalog on LyroVerse.
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