Don't Call It Your Own

from A Place to Rest My Head by The Lost Weekend

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The thing about wandering
Is ya hafta return
You can hold on for a little while
But don't you call it your own
Don't you call it your home

And when she's singing them love songs
She aint singing them to you
Well, I'd rather just believe it
Then spend another minute alone

She took me on a rollercoaster ride
On her side of town
And her friends they were screaming
Your too high come on down

And its true the tracks they were wobblin'
And the car, spinning out of control
But if I was so close to dying
Tell me why, lord, did I feel so warm

if I was so cloase to dying
tell me why, did I feel so warm

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from A Place to Rest My Head, released November 18, 2015

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