Come On Over
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Come On Over
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I'm on a train going nowhere
I ran away to make you care
This ain't my house, this ain't your home
Not when I'm feeling this alone
So come on over, yeah
I went to church and stopped believing
Yeah!
So come on over, yeah
Well, there's no God and I don't really care
Let's run away, get out of here
I got no money and I don't care
This ain't my house, this ain't your home
Not when I'm feeling this alone
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