Almost Home
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Almost Home
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How many miles
Did we travel down that road
Searching all the while
For a place to call our own
So young and hypnotized
By the stars in our eyes
How could we have ever known
Almost home
We were almost home
How many times
Can you go on tempting fate
'Til it sends you a sign
You can't anticipate
Now the lesson is learned
Our love has turned
>From a jewel into a stone
Almost home
We were almost home
Love never lasts
Like an old photograph
Where the colors slowly fade to shades of grey
Love is the place
Where you go when day is done
Love is in the face
Of the old and young
Love knows nothing of the wheel
Of aluminum and steel
Traveling down that gravel road
Almost home
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Who performs "Almost Home"?
Mark Erelli performs "Almost Home", and this lyric page sits inside the Mark Erelli catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Bend In The River and Ain't No Time Of Year To Be Alone with a short reason for opening each page next.
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