Lost At Home
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Lost At Home
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You're tryin' to figure out
How to sleep at night.
And this city is casting doubt
Which one of me is right?
Who are you, when you're home?
Without a suitcase, nowhere to roam.
If you speak, do they hear?
And if you laugh, do they draw near?
And if you cry, does it show
When you're lost at home.
The bed's too still,
Where you lay your head.
You open up your eyes
As the sun begins to set.
Who are you, when you're home?
Without a suitcase, nowhere to roam.
If you speak, do they hear?
And if you laugh, do they draw near?
And if you cry, does it show
When you're lost at home.
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Joshua Radin performs "Lost At Home", and this lyric page sits inside the Joshua Radin catalog on LyroVerse.
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