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Home Sick Home
03:15
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In this terrible wave of scattered souls, taking what they need, frail and scared and slow.
<i>She</i> is not afraid, and patiently stands as I put medicine in her open waiting hands.
Her green eyes, I think I recognize... They lie inside a grave in the shadow of St. James
Coming home, (home sick home)
But is it really home, if everyone who knew your name is dead and gone?
Is it still the same place?
That now I have returned, with medicines abounding, and everything I've learned,... It all amounts to nothing.
I can't save you, but I can help you ease the pain for a while.
I can't fix you, but I can help you ease the pain for a while.
...my home, sick home.
Coming home. (home, sick home)
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Shoveleraser
05:13
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Enemies
04:52
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