I Could Draw a Line
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I Could Draw a Line
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There was a time
I could draw a line
From my head to my heart
And it felt fine
But now comes the time
I should draw the line
That should push apart
You don't seem to mind
I might as well
Enjoy the weekend
And pretend
Cause i can tell
That monday's going to fall
This day won't last at all
If there was a way
To discover today
What i'm trying to find
I'd let you stay
But there is no way
You can possibly say
What you have on your mind
That would make it okay
Must be a perfect heart that
Can't accept the fact
It puts to shame
Anyone who utters its name
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