Sunday
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Sunday
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Call it a cathartic release
Say it how you like
That's the second time this week
I hope you don't mind
We were just kids
The feeling never dies
You can change the subject
I can't lose the butterflies
Good God it's a Sunday afternoon, what are you doing on the kitchen floor again?
I can't keep coming home to this
Don't stare your eyes reveal
A blossom of a tear
I know how much you hate it seeing me like that
Good God it's a Sunday afternoon, what are you doing on the kitchen floor again?
I can't keep coming home to this
I ran the bath an hour ago, now the waters turned cold
Is that you coming up the stairs?
I can tell can tell by the creaks in the floorboards
Good God it's a Sunday afternoon, what are you doing on the kitchen floor again?
No I can't keep coming home
Looks like we're getting old
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