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Maybe I rememberwrong
It stands to reason

I've grown softer

I was married for so long
I was married for so long
I took a chill late last april
Lost thirty pounds by mid july
Not that the old place

was the answer

Just one last thing

that I could try
when my misjudgement hit me square
I was welcomed like a guilty prisoner
Old grievances fouled the air
Four hundred miles mean nothing

One mans troubles are his own
I was welcomed like a guilty prisoner
Old grievances fouled the air
Four hundred miles mean nothing

One mans troubles are his own
Old grievances fouled the air

Four hundred miles mean nothing

One mans troubles are his own
Four hundred miles mean nothing

One mans troubles are his own
The land is run down and ragged

lshould have never come home
There's a couple of babies
in the cradle
Sister's gone

east for a time
lshould have never come home
There's a couple of babies

in the cradle

Sister's gone

east for a time
There's a couple of babies

in the cradle

Sister's gone

east for a time
And I see the thought

she hides in vain

All my years among the

silken tongued, the fallen
Have made this

cancer in my brain
The earth is shaking from
them old drag lines, But when
these little towns lie sleeping

It's like it must have

been before mankind
them old drag lines, But when

these little towns lie sleeping

It's like it must have

been before mankind
It's like it must have

been before mankind
Drifting slow across the lawn
Catch the

outlines of creation

As morning comes on
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Mama gives them high admiration

Contempt is the best that I can find
Contempt is the best that I can fmd
Four hundred miles

mean nothing

One mans troubles are his own
Sick and torn from
wife and children

lshould have never come home
I hear them whispering my name
Late at night beneath my room
Their voices rise as
they grow drunker
Black vultures

gathering at my tomb
Late at night beneath my room

Their voices rise as
they grow drunker
Black vultures

gathering at my tomb
Humbled by the ancient
jewish prophets
Dazzled by the
distant network theme

Born by the promise oftomorrow

Bury me with all speed
Can't hardly take

in one more body

Can't afford another grave
Can't afford another grave
lshould have never come home
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Title
Never Come Home
Artist
Robbie Fulks
Brand
Dream Catcher
Code
DCK643-07
Genres
alt country, alternative country, americana, bluegrass, bluegrass music, honky tonk, singer-songwriter