Comets
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Comets
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By the meeting of the roads
I just fell to my knees
When I knew I had to make a choice
It's a shame you said
That I may never know
How far I can sometimes go
How far I can sometimes go
While my boat is drifting away
By the shore of Miami Bay
I'm still trying to figure out
The end of what I was starting to say
And you found all the footprints
That I left in the lawn
When I spied on you every night
And I wish there was a secret
That you said in your sleep
Just a word that I could keep
Just a word that I could keep
And I wish I was a comet to crash on your field
Just to be remembered
And I wish I was a comet to crash at your feet
Just to be remembered
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