| There’s a cross of flowers at the roadside
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| Where some fool bought it two years back
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| There’s an orchard gone to hell
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| Beside a burned out one room shack
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| There’s a thousand sparrows falling
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| In a thousand shades of black
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| I’m coming home
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| There’s a steeple on the skyline
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| Like a single iron nail
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| There’s a windmill doing nothing
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| And a low moan on the rails
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| Where the coal train takes the corner
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| And the light begins to fail
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| I’m coming home
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| I’m coming home
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| There’s a red barn in the half light
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| And a white frost on the shade
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| And in the bars down off the main drag
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| They’re drinking down what they got paid
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| And I wonder in all my leaving
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| If I ever could have stayed
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| I’m coming home
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| There’s a junked out car in the tall grass
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| It ain’t ever gonna sell
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| And Jimmy’s raising daughters
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| And Jack’s out raising hell
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| And I always said I loved you
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| I never said I loved you well
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| I’m coming home
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| I’m coming home
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| I’m coming home |