Faces & Places
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Faces & Places
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Seems we've grown apart since I left
How's it been back at home?
It was easy moving out, my friend
But so much harder moving on
All these places and these faces are new but none of them compare to you
All these places and these faces are new but none of them compare to you
The distance grows between us everyday
But you still linger in my thoughts
I've tried to think of the right words to say
But I'm too scared to piss you off
All these places and these faces are new but none of them compare to you
All these places and these faces are new but none of them compare to you
All these places and these faces are new but none of them compare to you
All these places and these faces are new but none of them compare to you
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