Have a Lovely Yesterday
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Have a Lovely Yesterday
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Wave goodbye. I'll be at the window
As our future drives away.
You're going back to him, knowing what you're leaving.
Have a lovely yesterday.
Nights on end, it all comes down to nothing.
There's nothing kinder I can say.
You can call me bitter, talking from self-pity.
But have a lovely yesterday.
What do you think'll be different with his hands on you again?
You think he turned into Jesus when you disappeared?
Don't you think you'll wake up one day and remember
You had love, but you left it here?
Tonight I'll dream, reaching through the darkness
For the one I thought I knew.
As you live that rerun, and push the truth away,
Have a lovely yesterday.
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