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All you said when you came up to me |
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\"I only fall asleep when you're watching\" |
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See me out the corner of your eye |
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I look away, silent for a while, then I say: |
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On and on I'm on my own; |
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I found my way to be |
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On and on, you're far too close for me |
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\"On and on you're all alone, |
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found your way to be |
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Hear me when your telephone rings\" |
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All you said when you came up to me |
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\"I only fall asleep when you're watching\" |
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See me out the corner of your eye |
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(Slip away?) Silent for a while, I say: |
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On and on I'm on my own; |
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I found my way to be |
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On and on, you're far too close for me |
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\"On and on you're all alone, |
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found your way to be |
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Hear me when your telephone rings\" |
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And when I come outside |
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And you're letting out, you almost cry |
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Sanity across your face: |
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\"You like to feel the wind escaping |
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for far too long |
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I should be tired of loving this\" |
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On and on I'm on my own; |
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I found my way to be |
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On and on, you're far too close for me |
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On and on I'm on my own, |
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found the way to be |
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Hear me when your telephone rings\" |
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On and on I'm on my own; |
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I found my way to be |
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On and on, you're far too close for me |
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On and on I'm on my own, |
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found the way to be |
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Hear me when your telephone rings\" |
