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Artist: The Letters To
Canonical path: /the-letters-to/wednesday
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Wednesday
Wednesday lyrics by The Letters To. In a Wednesday I saw you It’s your birthday I'm with you In your bed At noon I almost said I love you And at this point I...
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Wednesday
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In a Wednesday
I saw you
It’s your birthday
I'm with you
In your bed
At noon
I almost said
I love you
And at this point
I should know
That words are not necessary
Words are not necessary
But it's hard to say
When the feeling is true
And words are not necessary
Words are not necessary
For me and you
Another times I’ve tried to say
Remember the t-shirt that I made for you
And just for you
Another times I’ve tried to say
Remember the t-shirt that I’ve made
Just for you
Yeah, I swear its true
Words are not necessary
Words are not necessary for me and you
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