Novels
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Novels
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In a world of places let's go somewhere we haven't gone
We've got younger faces than our hearts are letting on
And we won't place any stock in old days
Lets save up for something new
Someday I won't have to wait for you
What if I asked, what if I asked you to stay?
What if if cost you your heart and your last name?
And we won't place any stock in old days
Lets save up for something new
Someday I won't have to wait for you
And when we sleep at night I hope
That we write novels in our heads
Of what to tell the either when we wake
And when morning comes before we're done
With volumes left to choose lets say "I love you"
Just "I love you"
I love you
And I love you too
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