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Home - Shawn Mullins
CThe funniest girl I ever knew G C/G G
CHad hair as orange as halloween F
CThe bluest eyes that saw right tGhrough
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All the BS in everything
CShe was an artist from the start G C/G G
CAnd she always sang from the bottom of her heartF
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And though her road was so long
CShe finally made her way back hGome F
CShe finally made her way back hoGme F
CThe loneliest kid I ever saw G C/G G
COwned an old man's callused handFs
CSitting barefoot in front oGf a dime store
In a place some called the promised land F
CHe had hollow sunken eyes G C/G G
CBut he was smiling big like he'd won some kinda pFrize
CHe was ragged, he was rolling like a Gstone
CIn the dirty city streGets that he called home F
CYeah, the dirty city streets Gthat he called home F
C. G C/G G
Hobos, tramps and troubadours
CDon't ride in boxcars like they did before F
CSeems like most of my heroes G
Just ain't arouFnd no more
C. G C/G G
I know I'm lucky to sing my songs
CAnd if you want to you can sing along F
CWe've been on this road so long G
CWon't you help me find my way back home' G F
CHelp me find my way back Ghome F C