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What Did I Ever Come Here For - Brandi Carlile



     
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I've been gone for so long
And how i've missed you
My heart was aching for homeAnd then one night as i lay down
Somewhere far from you
I dreamt that I heard you call my name
But my mind was playing gamesI knew right then that I'd return
To where I was before
And I was so tired of being away
That I just couldn't stay anymoreWhat did I ever come here for?
oh no no no no no
What did i ever come here for?I thought if I showed up in the night
In my best disguise
There was a doorway in your porch light
That you would look into my eyes
And you would realize who i am
Put your arms around me
You're gonna love me so much more
Than you ever did beforeWhat did i ever come here for?

oh no no no no no
What did i ever come here for?It wasn't too long before
I showed up at your door
I've been gone a thousand milesi didn't know how much more i could stand
If I could stand at all
You said it looked like i'd been through World War Two
And my soul was worn right throughI thought you would read my mind
I thought you'd ask me to stay
You never turned me away like before
But you closed your door anywayWhat did i ever come here for?
oh no no no no no
What did i ever come here for?
oh no no no no no
What did i ever come here for?
oh no no no no no
What did i ever come here for?

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Brandi Carlile (b. June 1, 1981, in Ravensdale, Washington) is an American singer and songwriter. Carlile's music has been categorized in several genres, including pop, rock, alternative country, and folk. Columbia Records signed Carlile in late 2004 on the strength of songs she'd been recording periodically at home. Released in 2005, Brandi Carlile showcased those early songs along with several newly recorded tracks.

Read more about Brandi Carlile on Last.fm.


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