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So its becoming a reality...I'm really moving back....and I CANT WAIT! oh my god I want to get out of here so bad. I mean I love everybody that I hang out with now...but its so hard knowing that my whole family is growing up and growing (my cousin just had a baby girl)...esp with my sisters. wow they have grown up so much since ive been gone.
Ive been here 6 months already. It doesnt seem like that long. But its only a few months till I'm gone. I moved back here on false hopes. I hoped that the friends I hung out with before would still accept me as a friend, I guess not (and that DOES include most of you reading this). I also moved here on a hope that I would find that person. so much for that, but thats okay..im happy now.
Ive been talking to my mom lately and she's got her name on a waiting list for a 1 bedroom apartment. $325 a month. not bad at all. and my dad is looking for a car for me. So pretty much when I move back everything will hopefully be ready for me. I'll prolly get my old job back at the daycare, and maybe work a second job.
Im so looking forward to seeing my family. To hang out with my sisters and have girl nights, have them sleep over at my apartment. To have my MOMS COOKING. oh my god do I ever miss that. mmmm good food. cant wait! To go to work with my dad on the weekends, and to see the beautiful country again. Its so exciting. I never thought that I would miss Texas or ever call it my home...But ive come to realize that it is my home.
Same Saturday night, same ol' crowd
Draggin' Main to the Safeway then turn back around
'Til curfew and then head down to the river's edge and get drunk
Ain't nothing new what else you gonna do out in Podunk
Well I knew this six-string was my ticket out
No flashin' red light was gonna slow me down
18 years old everything that I owned in the back of that truck
I put a dip in my mouth and I headed straight out outta Podunk
Goodbye, daddy looked me in the eye said go where you gotta go
But don't forget to call home
And momma cried keep Jesus in your life and I hugged her one last time
And then I headed down the roadin a dusty cloud of smoke
Out of Podunk
A lot of years gone by showin' on my face
Nothing in this life that time hasn't changed
I chased a lot of dreams and some of them came true
Ain't it funny how the very place I ran from is the place I'm runnin' to
Another Saturday night singin' to the same ol' crowd
Still playin this six-string but things are different nowI met one
of those girls turn your whole world around girls
And wouldn't you know it
We got our eyes on a house 'bout a hundred miles south
Out in Podunk
Goodbye, her daddy looked me in the eye
And said go where you gotta go son but don't forget to call home
And her momma cried sadi keep Jesus in your life and we hugged her one last time
Then we headed down the road to start a family of our own
Out in Podunk
Ive been here 6 months already. It doesnt seem like that long. But its only a few months till I'm gone. I moved back here on false hopes. I hoped that the friends I hung out with before would still accept me as a friend, I guess not (and that DOES include most of you reading this). I also moved here on a hope that I would find that person. so much for that, but thats okay..im happy now.
Ive been talking to my mom lately and she's got her name on a waiting list for a 1 bedroom apartment. $325 a month. not bad at all. and my dad is looking for a car for me. So pretty much when I move back everything will hopefully be ready for me. I'll prolly get my old job back at the daycare, and maybe work a second job.
Im so looking forward to seeing my family. To hang out with my sisters and have girl nights, have them sleep over at my apartment. To have my MOMS COOKING. oh my god do I ever miss that. mmmm good food. cant wait! To go to work with my dad on the weekends, and to see the beautiful country again. Its so exciting. I never thought that I would miss Texas or ever call it my home...But ive come to realize that it is my home.
Same Saturday night, same ol' crowd
Draggin' Main to the Safeway then turn back around
'Til curfew and then head down to the river's edge and get drunk
Ain't nothing new what else you gonna do out in Podunk
Well I knew this six-string was my ticket out
No flashin' red light was gonna slow me down
18 years old everything that I owned in the back of that truck
I put a dip in my mouth and I headed straight out outta Podunk
Goodbye, daddy looked me in the eye said go where you gotta go
But don't forget to call home
And momma cried keep Jesus in your life and I hugged her one last time
And then I headed down the roadin a dusty cloud of smoke
Out of Podunk
A lot of years gone by showin' on my face
Nothing in this life that time hasn't changed
I chased a lot of dreams and some of them came true
Ain't it funny how the very place I ran from is the place I'm runnin' to
Another Saturday night singin' to the same ol' crowd
Still playin this six-string but things are different nowI met one
of those girls turn your whole world around girls
And wouldn't you know it
We got our eyes on a house 'bout a hundred miles south
Out in Podunk
Goodbye, her daddy looked me in the eye
And said go where you gotta go son but don't forget to call home
And her momma cried sadi keep Jesus in your life and we hugged her one last time
Then we headed down the road to start a family of our own
Out in Podunk