That House (420 Somewhere Ave.) (feat. The Rainmakers)

Ashes on the carpet, smoke in the air

I can almost remember what went down around there

We used to stumble and mumble and act just like fools

And if my memory serves me, we forgot all the rules

That House if it could speak it would tell a story or two

That stair that used to creak, and that window that leaked would tell the truth

A hole in the drywall put there by rage

Sometimes those four walls could feel like a cage

A sturdy shelter kept everyone warm

It served its purpose, and it weathered the storms

That House if it could speak, it would tell a story or two

That stair that used to creak, and that window that leaked would tell the truth

I was young then, and now I am grown

I still have these memories that won't leave me alone

The years don't make a difference, they don't clear the air

Of all the crazy things that went on around there

That House if it could speak, it would tell a story or two

That stair that used to creak, and that window that leaked would tell the truth