Two Shades of Blue
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Two Shades of Blue
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We painted a beautiful scene with brown eyes and emerald green
The balck of the night and the silver moonlight on you and me
But the tears that we're crying each day had bled all the colors away now all I can see
Is two shades of blue (now it's over and it's) poor me and you
(All alone and wondering) what will we do (now our love is turning) two shades of blue
In our kaleidoscope dream we could have had everything
If only our lives would have started the night when we first me
But reality pulled us apart now we're dancing alone in the dark what a sad silhouette
Two shades of blue...
[ guitar ]
But the tears that we're crying each day had bled all the colors away
Now all I can see is
Two shades of blue...
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