Is This Called Home

Album: Something's Changing (2017)
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  • When you're running out
    And you hear them coming like an army loud
    No time for packing
    When you're running out
    You fall to the ground
    But you're holding on

    Is this called home?
    Land turns to dust
    This can't be home
    Time's running out for us

    Now my head is sore
    And no one's around
    To help me feel you
    Am I the monster?
    Did I deserve all of those words?
    'Cause I still believed

    Is this called home?
    Land turns to dust
    This can't be home
    Oh, run along for me

    Let me hold your hand
    Let me hold your hand
    Let me hold your hand
    Let me hold your hand
    Let me hold your hand
    Let me hold your hand
    Let me hold your hand
    Let me hold your hand Writer/s: Lucy Rose Parton
    Publisher: Reservoir Media Management, Inc.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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