Wait Up
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Wait Up
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She was ready in the morning
If only I could turn back time
Take me back to the dawning
I'm slipping away
Lay me down on your loving
If only I could talk the light
Take me back to the dawning
We're drifting away
So wait up
And reach for the sun
You know I wanted to come
Just wait up
And don't make a sound
She was with me in the day and
It's funny how it all goes bad
Never thought we could fade out
By moving too slow
Left me down in the starlight
Could tell it by the look in your eyes
She is gone on her way now
Guess I should've known
So wait up
And reach for the sun
You know I wanted to come
Just wait up
And don't make a sound
Why can't we fall into the sky again
I just don't want it to go
Why can't you fall into my eyes again
You're all that I've ever known
So wait up
And reach for the sun
You know I wanted to come
Just wait up
And don't make a sound
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