It's Quite Delusional To Call This Home
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It's Quite Delusional To Call This Home
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When will this house become a home?
When will you stop wandering alone?
You've got a place to lay your head
But do you ever really rest?
Though you've got a place to lay your head
I'm coming home in your arms
I find freedom in your scars
I am trapped in this place
Searching for a solid base
Will you hear my call
And help me break down this wall
I'm coming home in your arms
I find freedom in your scars
Now keep your eyes shut
Like you keep your doors locked
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