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From city streets to back roads

Take me home,

I am loving this rush.

Room swirling,

words dancing,

poets singing.

Numb tongues

and loose lips.

Wishing you were here

to take me to the places I want.

The only Southern Comfort

I know is the southern twang in your voice.

Come back,

back to my arms,

back to my home.

I am the most like me

when I am with you.

I wish you were here

to take me back.

My numbness would be gone,

the hollowness too.

It's only you I see,

and till this glass is gone

you will be on my mind.

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Written by
sj-stine
American
Published
Feb 5, 2011
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