The Ivy League
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The Ivy League
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take my heart,
take my mind,
without you,
they're useless anyway.
sleepless nights,
in the dark,
I lie awake,
and think of you.
the bitter sound,
of my alarm,
interrupting,
our first kiss.
and I've come to learn,
that these games,
are dangerous,
they're breaking me...
and I cannot lie,
I think I love you...
Lindsey... baby,
let me into your heart,
'cause I'm all alone tonight,
and you make me feel all right.
and I can't think,
of one thing to say,
to let you know,
how I feel.
so take my hand,
and hold me tight,
and kiss me hard,
all through the night.
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