Sheets
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Sheets
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I've written you a dozen tunes
To try and make you mine
I guess it worked, cause here we are, a family
But I feel lost, and I feel down
I can't think straight
So come right here, take my hand
Let's get away
Katie, it's amazing how you were made for me
When you're not here in my bed, I can hardly sleep
But a part of me is lost inside these sheets
I know that it seems silly
'Cause the other three sixty four
You are laying in my bed, girl
But I want more, I want more
Katie, it's amazing how you were made for me
When you're not here in my bed, I can hardly sleep
I know that tomorrow you'll be staring back at me
But a part of me is lost inside these sheets
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