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Good News

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Good News

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When I forget how to cry

I see you out alone at night

My heart explodes in light in sky

And I want to close my eyes

When I forget how to give

I see you out alone with him

His heart explodes in light in sky

And I want to close my eyes

And I want to say and bring good news to you

When I forget how to try

I'm wide awake alone at night

My heart explodes in light in sky

But I have to close my eyes

And I want to say and bring good news to you

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