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Older doesn't always make you taller And those pictures on mama's fridge prove that And if that room we shared up the stairs was any smaller Our eyes would've been a little less brown and a little more black But we both looked out the same windows Wished on the same stars Hung our blue jeans in the same breeze, in the same backyard And how can two kids with the same raising Wind up on such different pages We all got our different callings Yeah, I guess that's why they call it A two-story house A two-story house Her dream was diamond rings and having babies And mine was guitar strings and a pot of gold And to this day, she calls me up and calls me crazy And I just kinda laugh and say, "I know" She can never leave And I can never go back Kinda like a stray dog and a calico cat Who both looked out the same windows Wished on the same stars Hung our blue jeans in the same breeze, in the same backyard And how can two kids with the same raising Wind up on such different pages We all got our different callings Yeah, I guess that's why they call it A two-story house A two-story house And how can two kids with the same raising Wind up on such different pages We all got our different callings Yeah, I guess that's why they call it A two-story house A two-story house
Writer(s): John Henderson, Neal Coty, Lainey Wilson Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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