Hurry home
Freight train running
I've been gone
Too long, honey
Why did I waste away
The only good thing left to save me
Hurry home
Freight train running
She's alone
Got no money
(She's alone, she got no money
I'm coming home, I've done my running)
I'm coming home
No more running
Why now should I deny
The only true thing left inside me
Hurry home
No more running

I'm doing right
For once in my life
(He's doing right!)
No more running

(Rolling countries, fields unfolding
I swear the winds are calling)

So I hurry home
No more running
She's all alone
Got no money
(She's alone, she got no money
Coming home, I've done my running)
Why should I go and hide
The only true thing left inside me
Hurry home
Freight train running


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Hurry Home Lyrics as written by Pal Waaktaar Magne (mags) Furuholmen

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    long distance kills relationships. the guy finally realises. he wants to hurry home and be with the ones he loves. for that is all that really matters in the end. the winds out on the road call him, but he should hurry him, be with his loved one.

    maqsimillionon July 24, 2008   Link

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