I'm Sorry
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I'm Sorry
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I can see through
Your passenger window
Several things that make
My heart beat again
As you unlock the door,
you know you've locked me in.
I was perfect
when I didn't see you there.
Why can't you just leave me alone?
And I will go home.
You're too far,
You're not here and that's too far.
How can I compete with the sun
That dominates the place
Where you come from?
Chorus:
Take, take, take me away
because I won't find love today
You're gone, you're gone
and I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Things were constant
until I saw you there.
With one "hello," you made it seem
like you were custom-made for me.
But you're too far,
you're not here and that's too far.
You would just leave because the sun
just disappoints the place
Where I come from.
I swear it's a different one.
(Chorus)
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