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American Hi-Fi ~ Baby Come Home


I understand your point of view So what do I say I've been so underwhelmed before You've got a lot to prove Somewhere lines get crossed it's true It's the nature of things The longer we can see it through The more we make believe Baby likes a blue sky I don't mind if it's gonna rain on me sometime Maybe got her mind made up for sure Baby won't you come back home? All the people that we love Disappoint us the most Makeshift friends and low demands We're running outta time My late night call One way to fall I miss you still more free lyrics

I understand your point of view
So what do I say
I've been so underwhelmed before
You've got a lot to prove
Somewhere lines get crossed it's true
It's the nature of things
The longer we can see it through
The more we make believe
Baby likes a blue sky
I don't mind if it's gonna rain on me sometime
Maybe got her mind made up for sure
Baby won't you come back home?

All the people that we love
Disappoint us the most
Makeshift friends and low demands
We're running outta time

My late night call
One way to fall
I miss you still

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