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Coming Home

from Where We Started by DOWNHAUL

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lyrics

I still have to take about eight Ibuprofen a day
Which I know is dependency I should kick
There are nights I struggle to sleep--be it, passing trains or, searing pain in my jaw
And I'm tired of both, I'm tired of both

I can't tell whether no one is listening
Or if I'm not making a sound
It's likely a worthless distinction
Of which I'm not totally proud

There's a phone full of people who would do anything for me
Which has always been more of a burden
than it ever has been a relief
And maybe that's self-inflicted
Maybe I should just pick up the phone
But for some reason moving away has always been easier than coming home, coming home

It's still clear I'm unsure how to handle
Demands on my time and attention
Selfishness wholly pervasive
To degrees I'm embarrassed to mention

All I can do is try to get better at coming home

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from Where We Started, released February 16, 2018

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