Long Way Home

from Haha, LOL by Memory Mines

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this faith is a fire
in the ice of a liar
cause I've been cold
I've been wrong
not stoppin' it
just playin' along

melt away my grave mistakes
melt away my evil ways
watch it run down the hill
peace, be still
peace, be still

I am not a wandering star
searching space for some other place
I am not a grumblin' ghost
speaking pride, disappeared, without a trace

melt away my selfish hate
melt away my lonely fate
watch it run down the hill
peace, be still
peace, be still

now this valley full of water
all our pain melted together
leavin' an ocean to sail over
be my Captain take me home
now this valley full of questions
all my passions become my lessons
leavin' an ocean to sail over
be my Captain take me home
take me home
the long way home

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from Haha, LOL, released April 22, 2012

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