Broken Watches
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Broken Watches
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Days and days go by, it's made me realise.
Days and days go by, still trying to make things right.
I'm not so sure that I can do much more.
We tell time on our broken watches, somehow our hearts still find their way.
Oh, alone we may fight but we always sleep through the night.
For we wait until the stars come out, to know what this is all about.
I'm not so sure that I can do much more. Days pass us by, still I try.
We tell time on our broken watches, somehow our hearts still find their way.
We tell time on our broken watches, somehow our hearts still find their way.
Days and days go by.
Days pass us by, still I try.
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