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How much time did I take |
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How much time did I wait |
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Why did you have to come so late |
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The spot was empty |
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It hurt beyond reason |
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A board was loose |
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And screeched like a bird |
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The air was heavy |
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And reeked of treason |
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Of things left hanging |
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There without a word |
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Six after six |
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Seven after seven |
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Speak no more |
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You will be forgiven |
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A tumbleweed of odours |
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Caught in a limbo |
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The man at the door |
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His arms akimbo |
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And all the others |
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With tiny little eyes |
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Swift like tads |
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Nervous like flies |
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Six after six |
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Seven after seven |
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Speak no more |
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You will be forgiven |
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Taiwanese rain slid along the walls |
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A warm shower to keep me cold |
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Drenched in sweat and holy water |
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I waited for you and your heart of gold |
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But my own heart |
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Ticked along with my clock |
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And the pit-pat |
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Of rain on my skin |
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I could hear his shoes |
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They were soaking wet |
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And he sported a dimple on his chin |
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I know that you never believed in fate |
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But he was on time and you were always late |
