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Artist: Paulson
Canonical path: /paulson/boston
Related lyric paths: 6
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Boston
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Boston
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might've spent
too long.
I might've tried too hard.
But you didn't feel the same,
promised your life away.
I look before I leap and that doesn't make us strong,
effects the long run.
This job was made for you,
and I don't think I'll ever know,
I can't believe its true,
I've never seen this side of you.
Another night gone wrong,
the minutes last too long,
but no matter what I say,
things just drag on this way,
to finally see you smile,
well thats the one thing I can wait forever for.
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