Walk You Home
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Walk You Home
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Life is lonely with a bounty on your head
Your all alone, you watch your back
Life is lonely with a bounty on your head
You walk alone, I'll watch your back
I smell your fear from many miles away
I know your fear, I'm here to help
I sit alone and think of all the things you do
Your not with me, I'm by myself
I'm always home, I'm always waiting for your call
I'll walk you home
Your steps they quicken when you know that I am there
I feel your fear, it breaks my heart
Please don't run, I mean you very little harm
You walk with him, it breaks my heart
I'm always home, I'm always waiting for your call
I'll walk you home
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Rusty Warren performs "Walk You Home", and this lyric page sits inside the Rusty Warren catalog on LyroVerse.
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