Raindrops In My Coffee
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Raindrops In My Coffee
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Raindrops in my coffee
What's a boy to do
To make the clouds disappear?
What's a boy to do to make it clear?
Raindrops or tears
Rolling down my cheek?
Teardrops on the sidewalk
What's it gonna take to make the sun shine again?
What's a boy to do to ease the pain?
Teardrops or rain
Rolling down my cheek?
Good times come
And then they go
They're off somewhere
But I can't follow
I see them disappear around the bend
And I'm standing in the rain again
Raindrops in my coffee
What's a boy to do
To make the clouds disappear?
What's a boy to do to make it clear?
Raindrops or tears
Rolling down my cheek?
Raindrops in my coffee
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