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Homesick

from Natural Progression by KJ Johnson

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I spent two and a half years in a long distance relationship. I moved out to Chicago for school and she was finishing up her undergrad in New York.

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I’m homesick, darling, I’m homesick for your breath
Expand my lungs underneath the palms of your hands
Late at night I imagine you beside me, but it doesn’t change a thing
Come around again, come home.

I lay down by this heartbreak of a city
My limbs feel weak as I gaze up to the darkness
I wonder to myself are you looking at the same sky
I’d like to think you are, but I’d rather you remember.

What have I done to put so much between us?

Deep in, deep out, I want a change in season
Lately I’ve grown quite tired of endless April showers
When will the miles collapse to bring me to your side?
How much more will I bear to take?

What have I done to put so much between us?
I’m ashamed of myself to have put so much between us.

I’m the fool now, darling, it’s a wonder I can speak
I know I’ve created an awful, awful strain
The truth is that I miss you more than words themselves
Every inch of me aches for the simple things.

What have I done to put so much between us?

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from Natural Progression, track released June 29, 2010
Trumpet by William L. Cox

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