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Artist: Bruno Merz
Canonical path: /bruno-merz/on-that-morning
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On That Morning
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On That Morning
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Used to believe in you and me,
Used to believe in love,
But on that morning when you woke up,
Did your thoughts turn to me.
'Cos I really thought that I knew you,
You were free to go my dearest friend,
So did you have to do it like that.
Something's gone in me forever now.
Why you could not say,
Doesn't matter anyway.
Can't change you back,
Can't think like that.
Why you could not say,
Doesn't matter anyway.
That wind that blew,
Yeah, it took you too.
'Cos my heart still searches for your face.
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