Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Horace Pinker
Canonical path: /horace-pinker/more-at-home
Related lyric paths: 6
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More At Home
Read More At Home lyrics by Horace Pinker on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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More At Home
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jaw wired shut like trap
your senses cold and numb
you're as lifeless as a leaf in fall
put you in the stretcher watch you crawl across the street each night
makes me wonder if you could do it all over
would you still feel more at home drinkin and listening
you don't feel so alone
more at home room full of strangers that place you call your own
every night that you go out
i'm at home not thinking of you or milwaukee
like that painting left undone you have let yourself become
a red-eyed regular just another
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