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from The History Effect by Tarmac Adam
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lyrics
A suitcase of memories I carry around
Some to be forgotten, some to be proud
The weight of it all has me walking heavy on this ground
Give me a place that I can call home
The sun's getting low, the shadows grow long
Leaving behind the right and the wrong
A clean slate to draw, I reach for a thought but it's gone
Give me a place that I can call home
Home, somewhere that I call my own
Somewhere I won't be alone
Somewhere that I can belong
Take me home
The people who've gone, the people who've stayed
The stories, the company, so much to say
My favourite comfort arrives at the end of the day
Give me a place that I can call home
Home, somewhere that I call my own
A place in the sun, take me home
Somewhere that I can belong
Hang the pictures of all that's gone before
I'll miss them, when all is said and done
At day's end I'm happy just to be in my home
Somewhere that I call my own
A place in the sun, take me home
Somewhere that I can belong
A table that's set for more that one
No need to hide, no need to run
Take my hat off to everyone
Finally home
Some to be forgotten, some to be proud
The weight of it all has me walking heavy on this ground
Give me a place that I can call home
The sun's getting low, the shadows grow long
Leaving behind the right and the wrong
A clean slate to draw, I reach for a thought but it's gone
Give me a place that I can call home
Home, somewhere that I call my own
Somewhere I won't be alone
Somewhere that I can belong
Take me home
The people who've gone, the people who've stayed
The stories, the company, so much to say
My favourite comfort arrives at the end of the day
Give me a place that I can call home
Home, somewhere that I call my own
A place in the sun, take me home
Somewhere that I can belong
Hang the pictures of all that's gone before
I'll miss them, when all is said and done
At day's end I'm happy just to be in my home
Somewhere that I call my own
A place in the sun, take me home
Somewhere that I can belong
A table that's set for more that one
No need to hide, no need to run
Take my hat off to everyone
Finally home
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from The History Effect,
released January 1, 2013
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Tarmac Adam Melbourne, Australia
Tarmac Adam is the studio creation of Melbourne, Australia-based songwriter Matt O’Donnell and co-conspirator, multi-instrumentalist Steve Paix.
discography
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Oct 2015 -
Jan 2013 -
Jan 2003
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