Look Both Ways
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Look Both Ways
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You were a picture of happiness
When you posed with me
But there's another side, that you'd try to hide,
And I'd try not to see
The sun set so long ago
On those bright warm days
And you can cross my mind any time, baby
But look both ways
Look both ways
It's quiet around me now
So still off your shore
Like glass on top once the ripples stop
I can see so much more
A picture of happiness
A bright warm face
You got a light to shine, once you made it mine
Our time and our place
But the sun set so long ago
On those bright warm days
And you can cross my mind any time, baby
But look both ways
Look both ways.
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