Rubicon
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Rubicon
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We must be shrewd or stupid,
One of the two,
Mistakes are too important,
For us to lose,
But he would have broke your heart,
But she would have lead me down the garden,
They would always leave,
Early in the morning,
No final kiss,
No final warning,
Just as we're friends today,
Tomorrow we'll be lovers,
Never to be the same no more, no more,
We've crossed the Rubicon,
And we can't turn our heels,
So it's onto the breach,
Oh we'll have to teach ourselves, my love,
And I'll be telling tales,
If I, claim to be sure,
That this will last forever,
Just look at the way it has gone before,
But he would have broke your heart,
And she would have taken me for granted,
They would always leave early in the morning,
No final kiss,
No final warning,
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Milburn performs "Rubicon", and this lyric page sits inside the Milburn catalog on LyroVerse.
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