There's a Key
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There's a Key
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So I'm losing my marbles
One marble at a time, it's true
When I'm stuck between what we have done
What we're gonna do
There's a key on my piano
That I played for you
And now I'm conquering an ocean
One wave at a time, it's true
'Cause I cannot beat the devil
I'm taking on the deep, deep blue
Armed with this key on my piano
That I played for you
Can you hear it
Can you see our contentinental divide
Ocean's wide till you jump inside
This tidal wave with me
So I'm losing my marbles
One marble at a time, it's true
But I'm stuck between what we have done
And what we're gonna do, what we're gonna do
There's a key on my piano
That I played for you
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