Dejá Vu
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Dejá Vu
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When I found out
Was somewhere south of Tucson, Arizona
In a lavender blue
Now there ain't nothing
Not saying a word or trying to change what is coming
A déjà vu
Shine a little light on me
I don't need much
Just enough to see
Save a little air for me
I don't need much
Just enough to breathe
The sky is crowded
With a million lights just trying to get through a darkness
And find a way through
Guess I’ll lay down
And find a star that I can put your name on
And try to get new
Shine a little light on me
I don't need much
Just enough to see
Save a little air for me
I don't need much
Just enough to breathe
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