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Leaving California

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[Verse]
Well GI’m leaving California.
And CI’m coming home to you.
To make up Gfor all the time I owe you.
Now tChat all my work is through.
AGnd I pray that you will take me,
CI tried to be the man I was.
But tGhis town is sure to change me,
Oh, whCat a cynic I've become.
GOoCh... Ooh...
[Verse]
I knoGw all my words could falter,
once Cthe liquor hits my blood.
So won’t Gyou listen while I’m sober?
And know tChat you’re always enough.
And nGow I want to say I love you.
BCut a moment steals the words.
And Gas you wrap me in your body,
I know theCy’re less than you deserve.
GOoCh... Ooh...
[Verse]
I’m comCing back, coming back, coming back.
Cause I know that you Gcan save me.
I’m coCming back, coming back, coming back.
Cause I know that you Gcan save me.
Well GI’m leaving California.
And CI’m coming home to you.
To maGke up for all the time I owe you
Now that all my work is through.

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Leaving California

by Noah Guthrie

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[Verse]

Well I’m leaving California.

And I’m coming home to you.

To make up for all the time I owe you.

Now that all my work is through.

And I pray that you will take me,

I tried to be the man I was.

But this town is sure to change me,

Oh, what a cynic I've become.

G C

Ooh... Ooh...

[Verse]

I know all my words could falter,

once the liquor hits my blood.

So won’t you listen while I’m sober?

And know that you’re always enough.

And now I want to say I love you.

But a moment steals the words.

And as you wrap me in your body,

I know they’re less than you deserve.

G C

Ooh... Ooh...

[Verse]

I’m coming back, coming back, coming back.

Cause I know that you can save me.

I’m coming back, coming back, coming back.

Cause I know that you can save me.

Well I’m leaving California.

And I’m coming home to you.

To make up for all the time I owe you

Now that all my work is through.

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