You Can Have Charleston
Lyrics
You can have Charleston
The cobblestone streets
The steeples looking down
On the Battery
The Topsails and the Clydesdales
Pulling people all around
The ocean breeze and the live oak trees
God, I'm gonna miss this town, but
You can have Charleston
I'll pack up and leave
Maybe find a spot on the West Coast
Give you lots of room to breathe
With your new life and your new love
I won't get in your way
I'll just wish you well and I'll try like hell
To smile and walk away, from
My home, my heart
Where I was born and raised
Where one day they're gonna take my body
And lay it in a grave
My soul, don't wanna go
But it's got to be this way
It's gonna break my heart to say, goodbye
But it'll kill me if I stay
So you can have Charleston
It's really for the best
Girl, it's your town now
Plus I could never rest
There're too many ghosts on this old coast
Too many memories
It's where we met and we fell in love
And where you cut me deep and you made me bleed
My home, my heart
Where I was born and raised
Where one day they're gonna take my body
And lay it in a grave
No, my soul, don't wanna go
But it's got to be this way
It's gonna break my heart to say, goodbye
But it'll kill me if I stay
From time to time
I might be passing through
But I promise you
That's all I'll do
You can have Charleston
I'll take these broken dreams
Load 'em in up in a suitcase
And see where it leads
I'll take 26 until I get
A million miles away
I'll try and start all over
In a brand new place, oh
You can have Charleston
Take care of Charleston, oh
You can have Charleston
Writer(s): DARIUS C. RUCKER, FRANK MANDEVILLE V. ROGERS
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Spirit Music Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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