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It's two O'Clock and I was sleeping, |
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but I'm not feeling great. |
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I took some pills to help my thinking, |
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but now I'm thinking worse. |
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Well I was hoping that I could see you; |
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if that's not too absurd. |
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Am I in love? or am I dreaming? |
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'Cause I'm not sensibly just taken by your words; |
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for once I found a cure. |
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I'm sick of staying up late, |
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because you're not here, and I'm not there. |
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No, I'm not afraid to watch you change me, |
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I'm not afraid to watch you change me anymore. |
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You need to know what you're into; |
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I'll tell you I'm a god damn piece of work. |
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So I'll just sit here until you enter my arms - |
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'Cause that's the simpleness of where I lay my head. |
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I'm a wreck when I'm alone, |
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I'm the boy who lost his home |
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and I'm sensibly just taken by your words; |
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for once I found a cure. |
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I'm sick of staying up late, |
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'cause you're not here, and I'm not there. |
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No, I'm not afraid to watch you change me. |
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I'm not afraid to watch you change me anymore. |
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I took the key bridge north to your parent's house again. |
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I saw my share of lights from the sky outside the city. |
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I brought you things I loved just to show you that I cared. |
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I found a place to lay inside of the warmth. |
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That's the way that I spent these last few days of writing all these songs. |
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I swear to god that I love you, 'cause I can't explain it. |
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and I'm sensibly just taken by your words; |
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for once I found a cure. |
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I'm sick of staying up late, |
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'cause you're not here, and I'm not there. |
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No, I'm not afraid to watch you change me. |
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I'm not afraid to watch you change me anymore. |
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and I'm sensibly just taken by your words; |
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for once I found a cure. |
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I'm sick of staying up late, |
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'cause you're not here, and I'm not there. |
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No, I'm not afraid to watch you change me. |
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I'm not afraid to watch you change me anymore. |