Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Justin McRoberts
Canonical path: /justin-mcroberts/portland
Related lyric paths: 6
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Portland
Read Portland lyrics by Justin McRoberts on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Portland
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You left for Portland this morning
I didn't stay to watch your airplane fly away
I didn't know that I would feel this way
I drove and listened to nothing
I never found a song that could quite fit the mood
I slept alone in the bed I share with you
And it's amazing just how still this place can be
It's amazing just how far away you seem
When you're only in Portland
You left for Portland this morning
And I've been counting the hours since you've gone
I didn't know a day could feel this long
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