Runway, Houses, City, Clouds
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Runway, Houses, City, Clouds
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But don't remind me of home
There's everywhere I'd rather go
It's true that some things have to change
Oh, no
And don't remind me of home
Or I might notice where I am
It's true that some things
Have to change
I know some things have to change
It's true that some things have to change
I know some things have to change
Oh, no
And gazing out the window
As I ascend into the sky
But I'm the one who's left behind
I'm the one who's left behind
There is nothing that is safe
I know some things have to change
Oh, yeah, I do
Yeah, I do
But don't remind me of home
In case it isn't quite the same
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