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Airport
04:11
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I drove her to the airport
We sat out in the lot
I was feeling kind of tired
We had no time to talk
But I knew that she was leaving
In more ways than one
I knew that she was leaving
I got so awfully angry
At what, I wasn’t sure
I drank a pound of poison
And put away the cure
But even in my excess
I couldn’t find a way
To make myself feel stronger
So I’m on my way home
And I’ll sing out loud
For love that rebuilds
A broken heart
If you could find forgiveness
And love a mess like me
Then I could find repentance
And finally set her free
Cause holding on to
Bitterness
In the end will just
Kill me
So I’m on my way home
And I’ll sing out loud
For love that rebuilds
A broken heart
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My Own
02:14
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When you say my name, I feel it in my bones
You carry me away to places I don't know
When I'm falling down, you put me on my feet
Even when I feel that I am out of reach
Oh, my own
My flesh, my bone
Oh, my home
My flesh, my bone
When the storm appears, I wonder where you are
When the night is long, I stumble in the dark
When I feel afraid, there's light under your door
When I feel ashamed, your presence is the cure
Oh, my own
My flesh, my bone
Oh, my home
My flesh, my bone
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A Place For Owls Denver, Colorado
We are Denver rock band A Place For Owls.
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APFO's Nick Webber made a very good solo record called All The Nothing I Know, you should listen to it.
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