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She Gets Out The Scrapbook

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She Gets Out The Scrapbook

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You're working for a family

I'm working for myself

The thought never changes

The thought never changes

My hands are reaching out to you

All across this town

I swear that I'll find you

I swear that I'll find you

Even though you hide away

I know

You won't forget

Cause I've got a piece of your heart

You left here

And I don't want it

There's things to be done

And things to be said

That should have been said long ago

I could stay out here forever

But the time will come I know

When you can't think about the future

For the past times you recall

The thought never changes

The thought never changes

Even when you're making love to him

My shadow's on your wall

You swore I'd be with you

You swore I'd be with you

Till the end

And it all came true

But it's not how we expected it to be, is it?

A memory round every corner

A ghost coming back for a visit

But I'm no ghost

And I want this chance

Just a ghost of a chance

Or the chance of a ghost

I will take the stand

I will raise my hand

I will talk

I will talk

I've held it in too long

So tell me it means nothing to me you

Tell me I don't have to think about you

Tell me the next will wash out the last

Tell me, but don't think I'll tell you it's true

Nothing of this is important now

Nothing that has any reason to last

Still I will work for the future

Just to take control of the past

She's been working late

She comes home

Gets on the phone

Calls up a few close friends

Get a bottle of wine or something

And as the evening draws on

We sit and reminisce

She gets out the scrapbook

And they say

Did we really live like this

Did we really really live like this

Entertain me

Come you big bad world

And entertain me

Entertain me cause I'm bored with myself when the lights go out

There's nothing to talk about

And every silence lets in the same doubt

Cause I won't forget a single night we spent

And I won't forget a single word of love we said

Remember that when you speak to me

And I'm working late in the open air

And the moon shines on your face

Entertain me

Come on you big bad world and entertain me

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