See You Next Year
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See You Next Year
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Close your eyes until today becomes tomorrow
And the two of us are standing at the start of a new year
Still have had too much to drink
We'll still be nowhere closer
To knowing what we're doing here
But I'll see you tomorrow, I'll see you next year
Oh I'll see you tomorrow, I'll see you next year
When our eyes reopen no we won't be that much taller
We won't know any secrets that we didn't know before
But before the morning comes
The two of us might just discover what our hearts for
So I'll see you tomorrow, I'll see you next year
Oh I'll see you tomorrow, I'll see you next year
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