ONCE YOUNG
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ONCE YOUNG
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This bed of sorrow lies with somber eyes
Her nights are cold, lovers been gone for sometime
But you sleep better when I am home
Yes, you sleep better when I am home
Said I washed the sheets
And swore you’d never stay again
Again
The vase you left, dead stems of lillies once young
We reached our end, left to defend our innocence
But I’ve slept better now you are gone
But I’ve slept better now you are gone
Said I washed the sheets
And swore you’d never stay again
Again
But I used your body
It was my weakness
You used my songs
It was your weakness
My weakness, and our weakness
Said I washed the sheets
And swore you’d never stay again
Said I washed the sheets
And swore you’d never stay again
Said I washed the sheets
And swore you’d never stay again
Again Again Again
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