Take Me Back
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Take Me Back
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Take me back where I come from
All I need--feeling blue
Friends that I made in my youth
Now I'm older
I love them more
Moon shines bright above
Never seems to change
Ever smiling face--no one asks why
Everyone wanted his soul
All he gave them was a smile
People can change overnight
You most of all--yeah that's right
Find yourself on the ground
Where you been?
What have you found?
Yeah, now you know the score
Never want no more
Keep yourself in your own mind
Can you believe what I say
That I'm glad, feeling sad
I'm feeling awful cold
I've just been bought and sold
In my eyes you'll see
The sign of fear
Take me back to see
What I left behind, yeah
Ooh, superficial people told him where to go
Everyone wanted his soul
All he gave them was a smile, oh
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Who performs "Take Me Back"?
Pie Humble performs "Take Me Back", and this lyric page sits inside the Pie Humble catalog on LyroVerse.
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