House on the Corner

Spooky song about a past love who continues to haunt the memory. Bridge lyrics by Lauren Curtis.

House on the Corner

1. There’s the house on the corner where I used to live
And the girl I loved lived right next door.
Sometimes I come here to just look around
But she don’t live here anymore.

No use pretending that she’s still around;
Both of us long ago moved from this town.

But there’s something that draws me right back to this place
Like a ghost…that’s wearing her face
Like a ghost…that’s wearing her face.

2. The paint is all peeling, the grass overgrown
The fence posts have rotted away
But I can still see her out in her yard
Like it was just yesterday

I shouldn’t come here—life has moved on
No use in holding to what is long gone

Yet there’s something that draws me right back to this place
Like a ghost…that’s wearing her face
Like a ghost…that’s wearing her face.

Bridge
The face in the window/ I dreamed shared my pillow
The love of an angel still haunts me
As I pull from the drive/ in the mirror I find
Reflections of what used to be

Yeah, there’s something that draws me right back to this place
Like a ghost…that’s wearing her face
Like a ghost…that’s wearing her face
Like a ghost…that’s wearing her face.

© Copyright 2008 by K. Gabriel Heiser and Lauren Curtis. All Rights Reserved

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