Roaming
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Roaming
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I once saw a beautiful trailer full of hope and smiles all around
The trees blew with cordial arms somehow I didn't know I was alarmed
This could be my home if my heart didn't wander around
I think I found a place to settle down
There I saw a beautiful girl, eyes gleam, and a smile to change her word
Her hair would blow in the breeze I didn't know she could too
This could be my home if my heart didn't wander around
I think I found a place to settle down
Of all of me walking away they say one day
I'll have to stay and her petty face begs
My hurry to slow down her face begs my hurry to slow her pace
And settle down here
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Keilan Creech performs "Roaming", and this lyric page sits inside the Keilan Creech catalog on LyroVerse.
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