The Line
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The Line
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I want to talk to you
If that's all right
I want to make a schedule for later on tonight
It's all those foolish things
That you hold dear
But you can forget all of them
Cause i'm right here
It's a line
That you never want to cross
Don't give me that line anymore
It's a line
That you never want to cross
Don't give me that line anymore
Lets take a second now
If you have the time
I want to rewrite all the things we did last night
And all those foolish things
That you hold dear
Well starting right now you can throw them out
Cause i'm right hear, alright
It's a line
That you never want to cross
Don't give me that line anymore
It's a line
That you never want to cross
Don't give me that line anymore.
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