Thinking About
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Thinking About
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Carving her name in the tree wood
Like a schoolboy, i'd return to where i found her
Like a sleeping cat in the doorway
I'll arouse the suspicion of the neighbours
"what could he be thinkin' about?"
I'm recallin' a girl in the city
Far away she won my truth over the ocean
And how these words are to reach her
Like a kite to pull the strings and then retrieve her
Do do, do do, do do...
And when she returns, will i tremble?
Like a fall leaf on a tree left in november
Please, if she does, may i join her?
And we'll make sweet, lasting music of the weather
That is what i'm thinkin' about.
Do do, do do, do do...
Do do, do do, do do...
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