Home from Heart by Laura Lizcano

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You called me last night,
You said you were doing just fine,
I could tell from the sound of your voice,
There was something wrong.

Now, it’s five in the morning,
The city’s still asleep,
Just a few wandering souls,
Roaming through the streets.

I packed my bags and got in the back of this taxi cab,
I bought a one-way ticket, I could tell that you missed me,
And baby I’ve been missing you, too.

I’m coming home,
It’s been a long, long time since I’ve held you in my arms,
I’m coming home,
To hear the sound of your beating heart just for a little while,
I’m coming home.

I packed my bags and got in the back of this taxi cab,
I bought a one-way ticket, I could tell that you missed me,
And baby I’ve been missing you, too.

I’m coming home,
It’s been a long, long time since I’ve held you in my arms,
I’m coming home,
To hear the sound of your beating heart just for a little while,
I’m coming home.

Laura Lizcano is a Colombian-born singer-songwriter based in New York. Influenced by artists like Norah Jones and Natalia Lafourcade, Lizcano combines her formal training as a jazz vocalist with her love for folk and pop music. This combination of styles is evident within her own lyrically-driven compositions.

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