Park Bench
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Park Bench
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Can't you see?
His eyes lust for intimacy
His smile gets you easily
And you forget the thorns of your past
It's easy to hide
That book says you're so right
I can't say I've been there
So don't take my hand
Go
I'll follow you on your way home
No you won't forget it no
Take a seat
I couldn't care less about what you seek
It unfolds when your eyes spit out the truth
Your word are kind
I already said I'm fine
I need to find a way for you to be mine
So go
I'll follow you on your way home
And I'll go daydreaming
No you won't forget it no
Go
I'll follow you on your way home
'Cause I can't forget you now
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