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40 Days Lyrics by Garrison Starr

ReLive

2007

Baseballs, brick walls
Subway trains and a brand new place
Old songs, lost cause
Miles and miles of wasted space
Forty days, forty nights alone
Wandering lost without a home
Forty days, forty nights alone
Ready now to let it go
Homework, footwork
All these days feel foreign
Framework, my desert
The world outside is calling
Forty days, forty nights alone
Wandering lost without a home
Forty days, forty nights alone
Ready now to let it go
I'd rather be alone
Let it go
I’m gonna let it go
Forty days, forty nights alone
Wandering lost without a home
Forty days, forty nights alone
Ready now to let it go

About “40 Days” by Garrison Starr

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"40 Days" is credited to Garrison Starr. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"40 Days" appears on "ReLive" in 2007.

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