You Can Never Get Lost
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You Can Never Get Lost
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I know nothing of tides
And i'm confused by the stars
But you can never get lost
When you've nowhere to go
And i've got space in my heart
For the next twenty years
So don't think there's a rush
Just come on over sometime
And i will haunt myself blind
Only sleep when i'm bored
And i will talk into space
And i will worry this house
And i've got space in my heart
For the next twenty years
So don't think there's a rush
Just come on over sometime
(come on over sometime)
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