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Going Home
04:06
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Singing the wrong words
Back and forth to another
Traveling across New York
Where’ve you been, it’s been forever?
Getting to know you
You and I are very different
Maybe that’s not true
Let’s find out together
Lay the weight on me
One breath at a time
Lay it all on me
And when you’re near
I’m never going anywhere
Going back home
You say you will be free
But you know it is hard
Hiding these things from me
Lay the weight on me
One breath at a time
Lay it all on me
And when you’re near
I’m never going anywhere
Going back home
You say you’re fine, I believe you
Lay the weight on me
One breath at a time
Lay the weight on me
And when you’re near
I’m never going anywhere
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Lucas Garrett Queensbury, New York
Lucas Garrett has played professionally for over seven years. His unique song selections is often hard to pin down to a
specific genre, but audiences enjoy themselves. Or, they seem to anyway!
A self-proclaimed "anti-pop song" writer, his songs might not be Top-40, but they're still catchy.
Lucas released his debut EP, "Evening's Come But It's Not Dark," in January of 2017.
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