The Years
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The Years
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So a spark quick became a charge, turned into the current between the stars,
From the coast back to where you are like a siren's call,
And maybe it was just in the cards, never stood a chance putting up my guard,
I never thought falling so hard wouldn't hurt at all
So honey come on and dry those tears,
Though i may be gone for weeks and months,
When i come back i'm in it for the years,
And when i'm falling asleep in the backseat,
Listening to the engine rumble under me,
I hope you know there's only one place i'd rather be
Like storm clouds clear to the bluest skies,
I knew from the minute i saw those eyes,
That whatever it took to make you mine i'd do,
Another late night reach on a static line,
From another state in this great divide,
There's no road no miles no time, there's only you.
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