Somewhere You’ve Never Been
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I’ve spent my life in this old town
There’s not an inch I haven’t run around
It’s been the same since 1963
This place is killing me
This big old house is my prison
Walls full of memories are quickly closing in
My broken heart has bled upon this floor
I can’t help wanting for more

Sometime home is somewhere you’ve never been
To find a place where you finally fit in
And sometimes home is right behind a door
You’ve never opened before

I look around at my world
I never thought I would be this kind o’ girl
What am I waiting for?
It’s time to change the score
I’ll hop a train I’ll take the bus
I’ll find a place that’s never heard of us
Just anywhere that’s not the same
I might even change my name

‘Cause sometimes home is somewhere you’ve never been
To find a place where you finally fit in
Well, sometimes home is right behind a door
You’ve never opened before

How would it feel to be so free
To finally know that I was really me?
I’ll travel ‘round from place to place
Just looking for that space
I’ll look up North and try the South
Maybe the West, well, I wouldn’t rule it out
I’m trying everywhere on my list
Does that place even exist?

Sometimes home is somewhere you’ve never been
To find a place where you finally fit in
And sometimes home is right behind a door
You’ve never opened before
And, sometimes home is somewhere you’ve never been
To find a place where you fit into your skin
And sometimes home is right behind a door
You’ve never opened
You’ve never opened
You’ve never opened before