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Words To Make Up

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Words To Make Up

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Just another misunderstanding in my book

Too bad i'm afraid to speak your name

To hold your hand

You said i could be the best thing that happened to you

Where did all those thoughts and words go to

You taught me what it was to smile

You taught me what it was to be alive

Maybe we'll be the talk around town

We'll roll around all day on the ground

You and i

Let's put our problems aside

And let the time go by

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