Taking You Home
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Taking You Home
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I had a good life
before you came
I had my friends and my freedom
I had my name
Still there was sorrow and emptyness
till you made me glad
oh and this love
i found strength
never knew i had
And this love
Is like nothing i have ever known
Take my hand
Im taking you home
Taking you home
There were days, lonely days
When the world
Wouldnt throw me a crumb
But i kept on believin
That this day would come
And this love
Is like nothig like i have ever known baby
Take my hand
Im takin you home
Im taking you home
Where we can be with the ones who really care
Home
Where we can grow old together
Keep you in my heart forever
Oh and this love
Is like nothing i have ever known
Take my hand
Taking you home
Taking you home
Yes I am
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Don Henley performs "Taking You Home", and this lyric page sits inside the Don Henley catalog on LyroVerse.
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