Girl In The Morning
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Girl In The Morning
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A girl like you is like a flower
Covered with dew
The lights in your eyes
Is like the crystals on ice
Your hair is like grass
On the mountains in spring
The lines of your lips
Telling mostly the good things
Thats because you are young
Every day starts the same
With fresh air to breathe
The new chance to meet
Someone like you
The things you can learn
At the break of dawn
When the day begins
That we are just like the flowers
Temporary and thin skinned
But now, now you are young
Time will explain that
Theres no second the same
Take all the time that remains
No theres no need to complain
Because you are young
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