Electric Blue
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Electric Blue
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I was beautiful - blond and electric blue
All that you ever wanted and I trusted you
But I can't wear these close no more
All these things that follow me
I need a different love
I am twenty-three
You gotta let go of the heartache
You gotta forgive all the mistakes
You gotta move on from the haunting
In your dreams, girl
Ready or not here we go again
Open up your heart and let me in
When you love you come alive
She is beautiful - her eyes are pools of green
All that I ever wanted and she trusted me
I wouldn't change a thing, you see
The way she swept me off my feet
She needs a different love and an apology
I'm sick of all this trying
Wasting so much time
Going nowhere
True, that I'm not the same
Time has changed my face
I still love you
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