From My Window Sill
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From My Window Sill
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From my window sill, overlooking the river
I believe I will forgive her
I believe I will forget her
From my window sill high above the city
She is gone and I have left her
And I'm sure I won't regret her
And the taxis are rolling by
And the girls dressed in the latest styles
From the subway to the marble sky
There's no sign of heartbreak for miles and miles
From my window sill i can go on dreaming
High above the world tonight
And the taxis are rolling by
And the girls dressed in the latest styles
From the concrete to the marble sky
There's no sign of heartbreak for miles and miles
From my window sill, overlooking the river
I believe I will forgive her
I believe I will tonight
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