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Come Home
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(Chorus)
I wish you would've come home
I wish you would've come home
I wish you would've come home so long ago
I was so pissed at you for leaving
But I knew we both needed some space
I just figured if I waited long enough, you'd realize how much you missed my face
But that wasn't the case
Chorus
And now you been gone so long, I'm reeling
And I know we both need to replace
Everyday I say I've waited long enough, but I didn't realize how much I'd miss your face
(Bridge)
And I can't believe I let you leave, no, I can't believe I let you leave
I can't believe I let you leave like that
I said, I can't believe I let you leave, no, I can't believe I let you leave
I can't believe I let you leave like that, 'cause you never came back
(Chorus)
I wish you would've come home so long ago
I wish you would've come home so long ago
I wish you would've come home so long ago
I wish you would've come home so long ago
I wish you would've come home
I wish you would've come home
I wish you would've come home
I wish you would've come home
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Jameson & The Conditionals Portland, Oregon
Jameson & The Conditionals is a collaborative musical collective, centering around the songs and artistic creation of frontman singer-songwriter, Jameson Wandling. Full of all kinds of colors and textures, this brand of Americana nods to the '70s, with modern twists and turns. It, as much as any of Jameson's earlier works, is a cohesive, yet varied collection of music. ... more
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