Donnie McClurkin Lyrics - Drainpipe Lyrics -

"Drainpipe" Lyrics

Christian Artist - Donnie McClurkin

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I watched you climbing
From the window of your house
Down the drainpipe to the lawn
The rain was falling hard
Upon your face you turned
You were crying but I couldn't tell
Safety was no longer
Within the confines
Of your walls
Maybe it would be better to run away
Prodigal
Where do you go
When you go prodigal
Come home
I see you keep moving
But the concrete's setting
Hard around your heart
We both smile and say "hey"
So near and yet so far away
And so we talk awhile
N' while we talk you drift away
Standing there
You were crying but I couldn't tell
Prodigal
Where do you go
When you go prodigal
Come home
Come home now
Music & lyrics by Phil Joel, Heather Joel
Song Description:
"Heather and I wrote this song a long time ago, but it never got finished. It's a simple song with a message that can be as simple or as complicated as you want. The song asks the question "where do you go when you go prodigal?" I think it's an important thing to ask ourselves." - Phil Joel

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<marquee direction='up' scrolldelay='210' width='270' height='300'><a name=''> I watched you climbing From the window of your house Down the drainpipe to the lawn The rain was falling hard Upon your face you turned You were crying but I couldn't tell Safety was no longer Within the confines Of your walls Maybe it would be better to run away Prodigal Where do you go When you go prodigal Come home I see you keep moving But the concrete's setting Hard around your heart We both smile and say "hey" So near and yet so far away And so we talk awhile N' while we talk you drift away Standing there You were crying but I couldn't tell Prodigal Where do you go When you go prodigal Come home Come home now Music & lyrics by Phil Joel, Heather Joel Song Description: "Heather and I wrote this song a long time ago, but it never got finished. It's a simple song with a message that can be as simple or as complicated as you want. The song asks the question "where do you go when you go prodigal?" I think it's an important thing to ask ourselves." - Phil Joel 
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