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I left my friends on another continent
And proceeded to take my life apart
Till all the pieces scattered
And I couldn't put them back
Together
Isn't that what we should be?
Instead of sister and brother
Friends not lovers anymore
Isn't that what we were before?
I squandered my cash to pay the rent
And hardly ever left my home
And the thought of us together
Started crawling through my bones
Like a River
I know you're still thinking of me
We are like wild geese in Summer
The cold harsh Winter's melting snow
Hides the muddy grass no more
No matter how many mile away you are
You are my best family so far
No matter how many mile away you are
You are my best family so far
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No Home
03:21
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There is no home
There is no wife
These days are hard
They'll make you cry
They'll never stop
They'll never thrive
You'll never break from this lonely life
You'll never break from this lonely life
But I don't mind
I won't be sad
I'm grateful for
The things I have
Like these two hands
Like these two eyes
And I can handle this lonely life
Yeah I can handle this lonely life
Of mine
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