Two Little Clouds
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Two Little Clouds
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I've never been a man who's wealthy in words
But I can speak when I really need
Oh sweet victoria sometimes it gets hard
For me to say what I really mean
You were the morning sun I was the night
Growing darker with every hour
Sometimes together we could be a dim light
We would flicker and then disappear
But oh to be so easily in love
In the summer sun we would melt away
And I would kiss your hand
I'd make the simple things so difficult
And you couldn't understand
I 'd get tongue-tied so twisted up
And you'd get so mad
And I would unwind with a flood of words
That I didn't know I had
Oh to be so easily in love
And while the summer sun set on our skin
We were two little clouds of smoke
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