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Home Town Hero ~ Twelve Ounce


You were the one that swore that it would never come to this you were the one that swore your most sacred gift was a kiss I was the one who laughed out loud at your attempt to try our love still sits waiting as we both wonder why [Chorus:] I'm in your bedroom sipping on soda, yeah hoping to god that you might notice, yeah yeah i'm in your bedroom sipping on soda, yeah You were the one that swore that it would never come to this you were the one that swore your most sacred gift was a kiss I was the one who laughed out loud at your attempt to try our love still sits waiting as we both wonder why [chorus] help me save you won't you save me wont you save me? i thought about the ways we could go i thought about the ways we could go i thought about i thought about i thought about the ways we could be [Chorus] more free lyrics

You were the one that swore that it would never come to this
you were the one that swore your most sacred gift was a kiss
I was the one who laughed out loud at your attempt to try
our love still sits waiting as we both wonder why

[Chorus:]
I'm in your bedroom sipping on soda, yeah
hoping to god that you might notice, yeah
yeah
i'm in your bedroom sipping on soda, yeah

You were the one that swore that it would never come to this
you were the one that swore your most sacred gift was a kiss
I was the one who laughed out loud at your attempt to try
our love still sits waiting as we both wonder why

[chorus]

help me save you
won't you save me

wont you save me?
i thought about the ways we could go
i thought about the ways we could go
i thought about
i thought about
i thought about the ways we could be

[Chorus]

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