Home, a silence put to glass
That stutters words misleading here
Give me all you've got, with one shot sent to let me know, oh
Here across the grass between the glass
Yeah, I know you're not the one I left to wait here, helping

I, I left in a sudden rush and never said why
You couldn't know that I had no goodbyes

Oh, but I wish that you were
I'm spying on you, Newo
The way that you would've been
If I stayed here at home
I'm giving it up, Newo
How important I could've been to you

Press the steps I take to cross your door frame
You decide to answer when my fist swings hello

I, I left in a sudden rush and never said why
You couldn't know that I had no goodbyes

Oh, but I wish that you were
I'm spying on you, Newo
The way that you would've been
If I stayed here at home
I'm giving it up, Newo
How important I could've been to you

Casting quarters into wells that hold our dreams
You won't believe me
If I told you so
Casting quarters into wells that hold our dreams
You won't believe me
I would if you told me so
Darlin' Newo, oh oh

But I wish that you were
I'm spying on you, Newo
The way that you would've been
If I stayed here at home
I'm giving it up, Newo
How important I could've been to you


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    one thank you stevo and fuck you hellacrack99 the same person who fucked up the lyrics for welcome home, I think i speak for everyone in saying, STOP MAKING MISTAKES MANY OF US USE THIS SITE JUST FOR LYRICS AND DON'T EVEN READ THE MEANINGS SO WHY DON'T YOU STOP FUCKING THINGS UP bastard.

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