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Tim McGraw ~ Sing Me Home


I fell by the wayside I fell on my knees Crying, why was I so hard to please? I stood at the crosswords Took a long look at me Sometimes you don't know where you're from til you leave And I've been out there searching For a place where I belong And on my way I heard my song Let it sing me home Sun on my shoulders and the wind at my back Bound and determined to get back on track To where the heart is Where it's been all along Sometimes you don't know what you've got til it's gone Gone gone gone And I've been out there searching For a place where I belong And on my way I heard my song Let it sing me home And I've been out there searching For a place where I belong And on my way I heard my song Let it sing me home more free lyrics

I fell by the wayside
I fell on my knees
Crying, why was I so hard to please?
I stood at the crosswords
Took a long look at me
Sometimes you don't know where you're from til you leave

And I've been out there searching
For a place where I belong
And on my way I heard my song
Let it sing me home

Sun on my shoulders and the wind at my back
Bound and determined to get back on track
To where the heart is
Where it's been all along
Sometimes you don't know what you've got til it's gone
Gone gone gone

And I've been out there searching
For a place where I belong
And on my way I heard my song
Let it sing me home

And I've been out there searching
For a place where I belong
And on my way I heard my song
Let it sing me home

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