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Home Town Hero ~ Say I Do


This place tastes like salty rain like salty rain but never grows he wasn't pretty enough to pity so sign right here how did it feel to say "i do" we all catch feelings baby, just like you sign right here, sign right here... yeah [Chorus:] sign right here say i do then i will hold me down take my life take it now [repeat] this place tastes like salty rain like salty rain but never grows he wasn't pretty enough to pity so sign right here, yeah [chorus] [repeat] more free lyrics

This place tastes like salty rain
like salty rain
but never grows
he wasn't pretty enough to pity
so sign right here
how did it feel to say "i do"
we all catch feelings baby, just like you
sign right here, sign right here... yeah

[Chorus:]
sign right here
say i do
then i will
hold me down
take my life
take it now
[repeat]

this place tastes like salty rain
like salty rain
but never grows
he wasn't pretty enough to pity
so sign right here, yeah

[chorus]
[repeat]

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