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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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Feb 5, 2011
Feb 5, 2011 at 8:31 PM UTC
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.
sj-stine
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Feb 5, 2011
Feb 5, 2011 at 8:31 PM UTC
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