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Home is calling me, I hear it in the engines humming.
Upon my tracks a storm is coming, but I'm not running.
I'll be safely in their arms when it comes knocking.
And home is calling me, asking me to lay my head,
Release my thoughts and let them tread the softest ground.
I am keen to watch them running for the hills, and I may join them,dismiss my duties.
Me & my demons are daring beauties.
And at the horizon we'd stand with hope in our hands,casting our shadows.
Tell every man we are free.
We are free.
I do not want a war, but if you've come to claim my land,
I cannot swear I'll be so kind to give in.
I have dug my heart & soul into this soil, but you are wearing me down.
I need to find a place to fall.
I cannot rebuild these walls with every shell.
I am asking you to let me be myself; for if I join you, took up your duty,
(You & your demons, obsessed with beauty)
So soon would I run to the river & take off my shoes, swim for my life & call to the sky, "Set me free! Set me free!"
I had to leave.
Return to where I speak the truth.
Return to where I left my youth.
It still plays on, home is calling me.
Home is calling me.
Home is calling me.
Home is calling me.
Upon my tracks a storm is coming, but I'm not running.
I'll be safely in their arms when it comes knocking.
And home is calling me, asking me to lay my head,
Release my thoughts and let them tread the softest ground.
I am keen to watch them running for the hills, and I may join them,dismiss my duties.
Me & my demons are daring beauties.
And at the horizon we'd stand with hope in our hands,casting our shadows.
Tell every man we are free.
We are free.
I do not want a war, but if you've come to claim my land,
I cannot swear I'll be so kind to give in.
I have dug my heart & soul into this soil, but you are wearing me down.
I need to find a place to fall.
I cannot rebuild these walls with every shell.
I am asking you to let me be myself; for if I join you, took up your duty,
(You & your demons, obsessed with beauty)
So soon would I run to the river & take off my shoes, swim for my life & call to the sky, "Set me free! Set me free!"
I had to leave.
Return to where I speak the truth.
Return to where I left my youth.
It still plays on, home is calling me.
Home is calling me.
Home is calling me.
Home is calling me.
Lyrics submitted by nawnaw22
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