Miramare
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Miramare
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Left my home on a sunday afternoon
To meet up on a sunny day, oh i'll see you soon
The things i saw they, oh they kept my ties
All that i missed were, i missed those eyes
Wear my heart on my sleeve
Way too long, way too long
All that i might think
What i've done wrong, what i've done wrong
And your mother's on the horizon, she calls to you
And it's green to your eyes, and its gone, it's through and through
But you're down by the waterside, trying to grow
Show me those eyes and then just let me know, yeah
Wear my heart on my sleeve
Way too long, way too long
All that i might think
What i've done wrong, what i've done wrong
Call out for your help
Way too loud, way too loud
Reach out for my hand
Way too proud, way too proud
Oh girl you're way too proud for me
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