[Zac Barnett] I left my mother feelin´ sick in her bedroom My daddy told me, "Son, you best grow up" I told my friends they can find me on the internet
´Cause somehow this place just ain´t enough Collect call from a brother in the lockup He said he paid his dues, but could I pay ´em too? My best friend is stealing money from my pocket I guess it´s time to go, and they said
[ Zac Barnett] "Who, who are you? Who are you really anymore?" I said, "Who, who am I? I don´t know what I´m heading for"
[Zac Barnett] I said, "Oh no, oh no, I´m leaving again" I said "Goodbye, so long" to my, my neighborhood And I know, I know I´ll see you again ´Cause I´ll always, always come back to my neighborhood
To my neighborhood
[Bear Rinehart] I threw my troubles and my bags in the backseat Pulled up a drive for one last look She was standin´ in the doorway lonely After leanin´ in close and she said
[ Bear Rinehart & Zac Barnett] I said, "Who?" (Said "Who?) Who am I? (Who am I?) I don´t know what I´m fighting for"
[Zac Barnett] "Oh no, oh no, I´m leaving again" I said "Goodbye, so long" to my, my neighborhood
And I know, I know I´ll see you again (I´ll see you again) ´Cause I´ll always, always come back to my, to my neighborhood To my neighborhood To my neighborhood
[ Bear Rinehart] Came back last night just to see you It´s been too long but nothing´s changed I´m trying to be the one that you can´t be Maybe these dreams, they all to blame I can hear it in your voice that you do know It´s not a choice for me to stay So long, goodbye to the neighborhood To my neighborhood
[Zac Barnett & Bear Rinehart]
I"Oh no, oh no, I´m leaving again, I´m leaving again" I said "Goodbye, so long" to my, to my, my neighborhood And I know, I know I´ll see you again, I´ll see you again ´Cause I´ll always, always come back, come back to my, to my neighborhood My neighborhood, my neighborhood My neighborhood, my neighborhood My neighborhood