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Home
03:01
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We used to walk around this city
Like we were Superman
I thought we were bulletproof and
We never had a plan.
You said, “how did we get home safe?”
When we were in no fit state
To walk those five miles back home
In the pouring rain.
But they were good times
And we had the time of our lives.
Oh, I want more than this
But I don’t know where I belong
This is the only place I’ve known
Now these streets they ain’t so long
I ask what to do with my life
But life’s already going on and on and on
This place is my home.
I walk so far ahead
Look behind and I see the
The places that have changed
And the little things that stayed the same
The corner shop with the broken sign
The broken glass that reflects the streetlights
The cold air as it hits November
I don’t know if it’s something I’ll remember now.
I want more than this
But I don’t know where I belong
This is the only place I’ve known
Now these streets they ain’t so long
I ask what to do with my life
But life’s already going on and on and on
This place is my home.
This place is my home
This place is my home
Never forget the roots that we came from
(This place is my home)
Coz the petals are shaped by the way we grew up
(This place is my home)
So never forget
(This place is my home)
Never
This place is my home.
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Always Remember
03:45
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All I've Ever Known
03:03
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