hootie the blowfish - home again lyrics
your letter came yesterday
you’re flying home for christmas
could you stop to see me smile
sat down to remember
all the pain we shared
and i drifted to times not so hard
oh, i see you in the corner of
life’s grand ballroom
and i tremble to feel you again
let’s all go home again
find where we have been
time is never understood
and i see you holding me
please don’t let me be
tonight just may be our last
the bell rings to tell me
you’re here now
and i wonder if your eyes glow and sparkle in the night
and i can’t believe you look this way
like a doll in satin
on a birthday afternoon
hold me tightly
like never before
you’ve come to say you’re alive
let’s all go home again
find where we have been
time is never understood
and i see you holding me
please don’t let me be
tonight just may be our last
the sun arrives
you wake and peek outside
touch my hand and walk right away
i hear you close the door
i don’t feel joy anymore
and my heart is racing to who knows where
and i say it’s our last night
and clutch my soul so tight
i’ll let go to feel you again
let’s all go home again
find where we have been
time is never understood
(time is never understood)
and i see you holding me
(and i see you holding me)
please don’t let me be
(oh, don’t let me be)
tonight just may be our last
(tonight)
let’s all go home again
(let’s all go home, let’s go home)
find where we have been
(find where we have been)
time is never understood
and i see you holding me
(and i see, and i see, and i see)
please don’t let me be
(please don’t let me be)
tonight just may be our last
(tonight just may be our last lullaby)
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