| Lift up on the door, on the old rusted hinge
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| The lock might be fickle, it’s always been
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| But it’s a sweet old place to keep our memories in
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| This house ain’t much of a house, but it’s a home
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| Empty cans on the counter, and the laundry is never done
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| The dogs tracked in snow and mud
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| For every rose there’s a weed, but every weed is welcome
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| This house ain’t much of a house, but it’s a home
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| The faucet might leak
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| The staircase might creak
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| The heater takes a while to kick in
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| But there’s a whole lot of laughter and love
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| This house, this house is our home
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| There’s a bed upstairs if you’re ever in town
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| Or if you need a place to get your feet back on the ground
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| There’s coffee in the cupboard, take any food you want out
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| My house, my house is your home
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| Tucker’s buried in the yard
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| Under that old oak we carved
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| That porch is where you and I first kissed
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| And there’s no shortage of laughter or love
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| This house, this house is our home
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| This house, this house is our home |