In The Morning
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In The Morning
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I used to wait for the sun to come out in the mornin
I used to wait for your face to appear in my doorway
Afraid I can't wait any longer this time alone has helped me grow stronger
Here's a message for you you know what to do how to find me
How many times have you seen me outside your window
How many years can I keep it alive without reason
You should have told me tried to explain it
Now it's too late and we can't rearrange it
You have nothin to say it's better this way you remind me
There's no reason to try now... I guess it's goodbye now
You have nothin to say it's better this way you remind me
There's no reason to try now... I guess it's goodbye now
You have nothin to say it's better this way try to find me
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