Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Mehida
Canonical path: /mehida/a-letter-from-home
Related lyric paths: 6
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A Letter From Home
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A Letter From Home
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I saw you there
Standing near
Waiting for a train
To take you away from here
I was there
Beside you
On the platform
You decided to go on your way
The wind is cold
Silent breeze of a memory makes it colder
Where have you been sweet child of mine?
I've cried so many tears knowing you suffer
No matter what you've done
All this time I wanted to tell you
You're welcome home
I'm still here
To hold you near
To let you heal through my wounds
I never left you alone
[Lk. 15]
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