Way Back Home
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Way Back Home
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Verse 1:
Somewhere in the country
There's a place where nobody knows your name
When I'm feeling lonely
Theres a train that helps me run away
Chorus:
Hang on my mother
She always told me
The road we could go
I never listened
Always forgettin'
The way back home
The way back home
Verse 2:
Somewhere in the city
Theres a face that makes it hard to stay
He never listened to me
When I'd say that things will never change
[Chorus]
The way back home
Hang on my mother
She always told me
The road we could go
I never listen
Always forgettin'
The way back home
I never listen
Always forgettin'
The way back home
The way back home
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Michelle Branch performs "Way Back Home", and this lyric page sits inside the Michelle Branch catalog on LyroVerse.
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