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Empty Homes
04:09
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Before I even arrived I was already saying goodbye
It was only a matter of time
Until I planted the For Sale sign again
For me some things will always be out of reach
After all, home is just a figure of speech
I've never been one for stability
Who the hell needs predictability
If there's one thing I've learned
It's to seize every opportunity
I packed my bags and walked out the door
It was nothing I hadn't done before
It's never easy to stay on track
It's always one step forward and two steps back
I'm sorry to say I'm leaving today
Who knew that someday would come so soon
If actions speak louder than words
I must be screaming
I'll never know what's at the end of the road
All these twists and turns but no place to call home
Uprooted again
No time to fit in
I'm starting to wonder
Am I spread too thin
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