That's Close Enough

from Divider by Sins

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I got in my car and turned on the stereo
600 miles all the way back home
I was stuck in Shelby, North Carolina
When you’re 19 it all makes sense to go

So far from home

Callie I made this amazing collection
Of songs that say the words that I can’t say
And we laid there high on listening
Callie now tell me just what do you think?
She said “You like pretty songs”
No, I like sing-alongs but that’s close enough for me

I got in this way over my head
Where’s the exit?
I didn’t see for what I was feeling
Where’s the exit?

Hours on the road, 10 hours all alone

Too many times I’ve felt this feeling
Too many times it’s left me reeling
We had nothing left to say
Maybe it should stay that way

I got in my car and turned on the stereo
600 miles I hope I make it home
I was leaving Shelby North, Carolina
When you’re 19 it all makes sense to go

So far from home

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from Divider, released May 28, 2015

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