On Painted Rooftops
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On Painted Rooftops
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On painted rooftops
We came to different endings
We left so much less
Than when life began
And as I touch your face
My mind will wander
But my body will stay here
You said that you wanted this
So I'll trade in what I have
For this turbulent relationship
And as I'm sailing overhead
I see the things that make this
What it could be
I'll find what you find and see what you see
As the waves roll in and nothing's free
So baby, come with me
We'll be free
You said that you wanted this
So I'll trade in what I have
For this turbulent relationship
And as I'm sailing overhead
I see the things that make this
What it could be
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