Your Face, The Screen

from Stories Of The Frontier by A House, A Home

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Take your time coming home you know I'll be
Waiting up watching shows on the T.V.
Blank pages line the floor in the long hallway
Its like the gap between me and you everyday
I barely get what you're calling me out on

I want to come over
I'm sick of seeing your face on the screen
And we can talk this over
Your sober eyes are just what I need

So come close if you think you are able
My mind races at the thought of you sitting near
We can talk about politics or the weather
Whichever's better, never sever, seven more minutes
I barely get all the people you count on

I can always make time
I barely get how you're wrapping me up so

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from Stories Of The Frontier, released January 18, 2012

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Tyler Akin
Kyle Seyler
Joel Crocco
Bryan Fraunfelter
Jesse Stone
Justin Tornberg

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