| The winter cold came creeping in, casting frost over any skin that I had left
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| exposed
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| That season all I could think about was the warmth of a distant house and
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| distant friends that I don’t hear from anymore
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| Steam chased after my breath
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| It was getting cold and I was far from home, longing for a familiar touch or an
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| old familiar smile. |
| I haven’t seen yours in a while
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| This past summer most days after work I would drive by your old place in a sick,
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| nostalgic daze
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| Despite the heat I kept my hood up just in case so I could always hide my face,
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| but you were never home anyway
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| I’m tired of coming back to no one. |
| Back at home with nothing to do but spend
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| two lengthy days locked in my room
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| Alone again on the weekends
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| It’s got me worn down. |
| It’s got me torn now, between two places,
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| and neither of them home
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| I need them more now: familiar faces so I feel less alone |