Wish I could go Home

by

Faye Hoffman

Wish I could go home.
Wish things could be the same,
before my times of trouble.
I know I'm the one to blame.

I've always been searching,
moving from town to town.
Looking for a place to settle.
Somewhere to put roots down.

I can never go home,
because of what I've done.
Familiar sights and faces.
Loved ones who now are gone.

Memories of long ago,
starting to fade to black.
I wish things could be different.
But there's no going back.

Everything's forgotten.
Time is passing by.
The only thing they remember,
the crime,for which I was tried.

Wish I could go back.
Wish I could have stayed.
What I did in that one moment,
wasn't worth the price that I've paid.

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from: Fort Wayne, IN, US

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