New Year's Eve
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New Year's Eve
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It’s been a loud year and I really need the quiet
It’s been a loud year and I really need the quiet
It’s New Year’s Eve, babe
And I’d really like to be alone
We’re waiting on change but I don’t know if it’s coming
We’re waiting on change but I don’t know if it’s coming
It’s New Year’s Eve, babe
And I’d really like to be alone
Big eyes against the white
Big eyes beneath the lights
And no one seems to feel it
But I do
Our faces to the wind
My heart against my skin
Tonight I’m gonna find something true
It’s been a loud year and I really need the quiet
It’s been a loud year and I really need the quiet
It’s New Year’s Eve, babe
And I’d really like to be alone
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Brooke Fraser performs "New Year's Eve", and this lyric page sits inside the Brooke Fraser catalog on LyroVerse.
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