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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeThe House That Built Me
I know they say you can't go home againI just had to come back one last timeMa'am i know you don't know me from adamBut these handprints on the front steps are mineAnd up those stairs, in that little back bedroomIs where i did my homework and i learned to play guitarAnd i bet you didn't know under that live oakMy favorite dog is buried in the yardI thought if i could touch this place or feel itThis brokenness inside me might start healingOut here its like i'm someone elseI thought that maybe i could find myselfIf i could just come in i swear i'll leaveWon't take nothing but a memoryFrom the house that built meMama cut out pictures of houses for yearsFrom 'better homes and garden' magazinesPlans were drawn, concrete pouredAnd nail by nail and board by boardDaddy gave life to mama's dreamI thought if i could touch this place or feel itThis brokenness inside me might start healingOut here its like i'm someone elseI thought that maybe i could find myselfIf i could just come in i swear i'll leaveWon't take nothing but a memoryFrom the house that built meYou leave home, you move on and you do the best you canI got lost in this whole world and forgot who i amI thought if i could touch this place or feel itThis brokenness inside me might start healingOut here its like i'm someone elseI thought that maybe i could find myselfIf i could walk around i swear i'll leaveWon't take nothing but a memoryFrom the house that built me
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