Long Walk Home
from Long Walk Home by Forget About Tomorrow
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Title track
lyrics
Why do I even try?
When all you do is keep me around just so you can let me down.
And I, I'm holding back. Keeping my blood off the ground just so I don't hear a sound.
You make every move a wrong one.
I can't see past the signs; I'm not the only one.
You know that the war can't be won.
Don't have what it takes for the long run.
It's a long walk home.
I'm going there alone.
I'm not waiting on the phone.
I need some sleep.
You've pulled me in so deep that I can't get out this time.
I'm lost in every line.
Pick my heart up off the floor.
Brush it off or step on it some more.
You make every move a wrong one.
I can't see past the signs; I'm not the only one.
You know that the war can't be won.
Don't have what it takes for the long run.
It's a long walk home.
I'm going there alone.
I'm not waiting on the phone.
I need some sleep.
You've pulled me in so deep that I can't get out this time.
I'm lost in every line.
Pick my heart up off the floor.
Brush it off or step on it some more.
Can't get out this time.
I'm lost in every line.
Pick my heart up off the floor.
Or step on it some more.
When all you do is keep me around just so you can let me down.
And I, I'm holding back. Keeping my blood off the ground just so I don't hear a sound.
You make every move a wrong one.
I can't see past the signs; I'm not the only one.
You know that the war can't be won.
Don't have what it takes for the long run.
It's a long walk home.
I'm going there alone.
I'm not waiting on the phone.
I need some sleep.
You've pulled me in so deep that I can't get out this time.
I'm lost in every line.
Pick my heart up off the floor.
Brush it off or step on it some more.
You make every move a wrong one.
I can't see past the signs; I'm not the only one.
You know that the war can't be won.
Don't have what it takes for the long run.
It's a long walk home.
I'm going there alone.
I'm not waiting on the phone.
I need some sleep.
You've pulled me in so deep that I can't get out this time.
I'm lost in every line.
Pick my heart up off the floor.
Brush it off or step on it some more.
Can't get out this time.
I'm lost in every line.
Pick my heart up off the floor.
Or step on it some more.
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from Long Walk Home,
released July 17, 2013
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Forget About Tomorrow Salina, Kansas
A 5 piece alternative band from Salina, Kansas.
discography
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May 2015 -
Jul 2013 -
Dec 2012 -
Jul 2012
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