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Hometown
by Grace Harriet
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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
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
