Friday night, I'm going nowhere fast,
Stuck here working, did I miss the last train
To your heart from platform two
Days 'til I see your face.

I admit it I've found God, but I am on my own.
I really like you but I can't tell you over the phone
And now you've found me, won't you take me home and I'll be yours.
Take me home and I'll be yours.

Would she want me? Does she even know?
What i am really like after the show,
Kinda stupid and i sometimes cry.
What if I am not her type of guy?

I admit it I've found God, but I am on my own.
I really like you but I can't tell you over the phone
And now you've found me, won't you take me home and I'll be yours.
Take me home and I'll be yours.

She always seemed so distant to me,
Wish I could talk to her.
Will you take me home with you
Or should I go away?

I admit it I've found God, but I am on my own.
I really like you but I can't tell you over the phone
And now you've found me, won't you take me home and I'll be yours.
Take me home and I'll be yours.

Take me home and I'll be yours.
Take me home and I'll be yours.
Take me home and I'll be yours.
Take me home.


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