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What Would I Change


If I could change one thing, it would be to have something more. To come home to a house with an open door. To have a place to call our own. To not sound to gready to want to have a home. Wanting something may sound wrong, but when you're in my shoes you'll know it's what you want. Change is sometimes needed when youre on your knees pleading. A home for me, a home for you. There's nothing more that I want to do.

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