I Think This Is My Exit
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I Think This Is My Exit
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No one else is on the street tonight, and you've never seen the city look so bright
You could go so far in your car and never stop, but you just keep on circling the block
Home is not so far away
You've just forgotten the way
The roads all look the same to your weary eyes
The site where a car crash accidentally lies
You've got so much faith in your teardrop heart, as the seams of your seatbelt fall silently apart
You've just forgotten the way home
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