You Don't Wear Blue So Well
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You Don't Wear Blue So Well
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You don't wear blue so well
It's easy to read you
It's easy to tell
But you don't wear blue so well
I hardly knew you the look in your eyes
The tears that I saw there showed me that you tried
I guess you had dreams that crumbled and fell
You don't wear blue so well
I know it ain't easy to forget the past
You want to hold on to a love that can't last
I had the same dream that crumbled and fell
I don't wear blue so well
We don't wear blue so well
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