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Message From Home

I hope you kept the note
That I left for you to read
Or did you throw it away
For passersby to stop and see?

And nothing can account
For reasons why I'd be so mean
Why do I open my mouth
Where I know silence should have been?

Now the leaves are off the trees
The view is clear this time of year
And as I watch as you go out
I see the breath sigh from your mouth

And nothing can account
For reasons why I'd be so mean
Why do I open my mouth
Where I know silence should have been?

You never kept the note
That I left for you to read
I know you threw it away
I saw it blow around the streets

And nothing can account
For reasons why I'd be so mean
Why do I open my mouth
Where I know silence should have been?

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Writer(s): Patricia Ann Keenan, James Cargill, Richard Bancroft Stevens
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