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It’s Independence Day and I’m alone

Trying not to pick up the phone

And call you just to ask how you’ve been sleeping

Theres fireworks in the field outside of town

All our friends are cheering at the sound

But I’m back by the car keeping my eyes shut

As the flames crash all around

Hey there, honey. would you write me a letter?

I don’t need it but I might feel better

I knew we wouldn’t last forever

I rode the train up north for a day or two

I watched the gulls fly, crying to the blue

And now I’m drowning in all these things that never used to make me think of you

Hey there, honey. would you write me a letter?

I don’t need it but I might feel better

I knew we wouldn’t last forever

The road will sweep me in its undertow

I’ll lean into the wind and let it blow

And letting myself miss you still feels better than somehow letting go

So tell my mama that I’m coming on home

With a suitcase full of dirty clothes

To forget for a while what I’ve always known

Hey there, honey. would you write me a letter?

I don’t need it but I might feel better

I knew we wouldn’t last forever

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