Temporary Homes
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Temporary Homes
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Six hour drive and I'm thinking about everything I've lost.
The last few weeks have taken so much
From the battles that I've fought to the fuel
That will bring me home tonight, but I'll walk.
The brighter clouds have never seemed to be so far away.
And if the world don't turn tonight,
Then I'll be sure that the seas wont part again.
I've waited alone.
And I've let the curse of time and my paranoia eat me alive.
And if you don't show tonight, then love is gone.
And if the world don't turn tonight,
Then I'll be sure that the seas wont part again.
I've waited alone for no one to show.
And in the oath of my family's name,
I'm bringing bread home before I leave again
And if you don't show tonight, then love is gone.
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