Hometown

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We used to go on walks by the river
And talk about dying and find ways to fess up
To all of the things that we shy away from
I know if I called you, we'd meet at the same spot
You'll trip while we're walking and try to laugh it off
But it just won't be the way it was
I remember your hometown
I remember I cried there
From how the Midwest feels on my skin
I remember the few months that you were a smoker
How does it feel to be lighting fires again?
You don't even know all the songs I've been writing
I've gotten much better, I give you some credit for them
We both know I miss you but not enough to say it
It's just weird how quickly you came but how slowly you went
And I wish you had it in you to feel bad
I remember your hometown
Cause I thought I could die there
I wrote the ode out and I can't listen back
I remember the sweatshirt, the one in the picture
Its got so much color it's weird not to see you only wear black
I remember your hometown
Your family all moved out
I've made it my own now
And it feels good to be back
I don't think that I'll miss you cause I'm all withered down now
I think you'd just judge me
Cause I'm making nothing of myself
And I wish you had it in you to feel bad
I wish you had it in you to feel bad

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