In a New Bed
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In a New Bed
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I remember when I would, stroke your hair
You turn and tell me, you had no other cares
But when we went and walked the inner streets
The joy the life we felt beneath our feet
But time changes
We turn pages
And everything we said, turns golden dead
But time changes
Fades old faces
She sleeps, in a new bed
Sure enough, you'll have a new man now
Something he can give
I find myself without
And I can eat all the oranges and pears
But she ain't coming back she says
Simply ends
But time changes
We turn pages
And everything we said, turns golden dead
But time changes
Fades old faces
She sleeps, in a new bed
Well time changes
We turn pages
And everything we were
With someone else
But time changes
We build new spaces
And she sleeps
*Humming*
She sleeps, in a new bed
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