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Home Team
04:10
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Well it comes in waves
So they say
It’s been a year to the day
And it rained for like two whole days
And I sit by
Watch the whole world cry
But we’ve never seen your eyes
A promise breaks
So I pray
That I can look the other way
But you know I can change
Baby, I like being this way
And I just wanna stay the same
You were my Home Team
The big leagues
You were my wet dream
Now it rains at like every game
And you complain
That no one ever wants to play
But we never see your face
And your love
It goes to waste
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I Came To Kill The Queen
04:22
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Mark Mullen Portland, Oregon
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