Coming Home | ||||||||||||
Dim lit sky with a golden cresent The stars they barely shine As I slowly walk through the streets Of this town that I once called mine Not much has changed As I walk and observe Oh, wait there's something new A stop sign, there by the curb Not many lights shining through the windows As all are to bed rather early But, they'll rise for work tomorrow morning Then scamper off in a hurry Off to that one little factory That's been there for as long as anyone can recall It's been the mainstay of this town If not for it the town would fall For little else is there to do For income in this place When you live in such a small town Where everyone knows your face But, it's nice to come home and reminisce Of my childhood and the days that have passed To escape the hustle and bustle of the big city To just come home and relax Patrick Wayne Hollier Copyright 2000 Patrick Hollier |
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