Josh And Helena
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Josh And Helena
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Daylight comes and no one ask
Trying to hide the mess
Walking around the sun is down
Time to wear the mask
A lipstick is gone
Your mother frown on
What have you become
Time to shed all the lights on
Wait for them come home
A conversation in another room
They're complaining about you
No need to be ashamed
You're missing
You're missing
You're missing the London plane
Candy offers some sugar cane
She came from far away
Running from her own past
Time to shave your legs
Your sister's dress
Got a stain
It's you she wants to blame
Time to shed all the lights on
Wait for them come home
A conversation in another room
They're complaining about you
No need to be ashamed
You're missing
You're missing the London plane
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