Birmingham
from Used To Be The Next Big Thing by Maple Run Band
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lyrics
Left me in Birmingham
Left me alone for the evening
There was no reason
No one there
Couldn’t have taken me with them
Left me outside the door
No one remembered my name
Thirty-five years I’ve lived in this house
Where is my family
Na na na na (na na)
Na na na na (na na)
Na na na na na na na na na na na na
Left me in Alabam’
Left me alone for a lifetime
Where is my home
How do I know
That you are still waiting
Na na na na (na na)
Na na na na (na na)
Na na na na (na na)
Na na na na (na na)
Na na na na na na na na na na na na
Left me alone for the evening
There was no reason
No one there
Couldn’t have taken me with them
Left me outside the door
No one remembered my name
Thirty-five years I’ve lived in this house
Where is my family
Na na na na (na na)
Na na na na (na na)
Na na na na na na na na na na na na
Left me in Alabam’
Left me alone for a lifetime
Where is my home
How do I know
That you are still waiting
Na na na na (na na)
Na na na na (na na)
Na na na na (na na)
Na na na na (na na)
Na na na na na na na na na na na na
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from Used To Be The Next Big Thing,
released November 18, 2022
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Nov 2022 -
Nov 2020 -
Jul 2020
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