Streets In The Rain
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Streets In The Rain
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I'm looking for people
That I used to know
And I'm looking for places
We used to go
I'd promise the changes
I'd never change me
No matter how distant
We seemed to be
We used to be children
And I'd never forget
When we played in our circles
But that game's not over yet
The neons too bright
The world's too fast
The cities at night
And the stores behind glass
The streets in the rain
And the field back home
They're never the same
So now I'm alone
I'm looking for people
That I used to know
And I'm looking for places
We used to go
We used to go
We used to go
We used to go
So long ago
So long ago
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