Another corner
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Another corner
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She moved away slowly as he buttoned his shirt
I measure my love for you by how much I hurt
Hands in our pockets to the soles of our shoes
Pretending to listen to something we already knew
Turn another corner, midnight whistle screams
Then we'll watch the stars in peace as we
aspire to our dreams
We can gather our losses, put them all in a sack
Throw it out into a river of tears
and hope they never come back
They can threaten our freedom,
paint the moon out of the night
With your love running through my veins
it's gonna be alright
Turn another corner, midnight whistle screams
Then we'll watch the stars in peace as we
aspire to our dreams
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