My Silence
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My Silence
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You know today I thought I'd call
But I did not dare
I did not have very much to talk about
That seems silly to
I really wanted to hear your voice
And I ask you if you come back tomorrow
(If you come back tomorrow)
I felt guilty for fighting with you
And I apologize
This town is so sad without you
And is not your fault
And I can not stay so long away from you
And I do not know if I'll get used
This distance kill me
And if you do not return
I'll understand
But please call
And my silence will say
Back home...
Come back to me...
(Back home...)
Come back to me...
(Back home...)
Come back to me...
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