Restating The Obvious
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Restating The Obvious
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It's all quiet now
I hear your breathing on the other side of the line
Gotta make it alright
But we ran out of things to say right now
I try to make it out like
Th'r' was somehow to change your mind
We hang up the phone
You left me alone this time
Just want you to call
Knock on my door
Don't let it go
Just want you to call
Knock on my door
Don't let it go
It's all quiet now
I could listen to your breath all night
Just want you here
Right in my arms, but how?
Would never leave you
The way you wanna leave me now
Please don't hang up the phone
Cos I want you around somehow
Just want you to call
Knock on my door
Don't let it go
Just want you to call
Knock on my door
Don't let it go
Just want you to call
Knock on my door
Don't let it go
Just want you to call
Knock on my door
Don't let it go
Just want you to call
Knock on my door
Don't let it go
Just want you to call
Knock on my door
Don't let it go
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