Old Habits
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Old Habits
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Spread the sails flying in the wind
I'm heading for an island called you
No matter how far I try to get away
I'm going towards you
If someone loves
If you were in front of me
Like the starlight that pours out someday
If you come to me
Love is true
Dark night, black eyes
My eyes are looking at you
Like an oasis that has disappeared again
Where are you
If someone loves
Were in front of me
Like the starlight that pours out someday
If you come to me
My tears flow down
The day my heart is lonely
I live in your eyes
Are you listening
I love you
Can you hear my heart
Miss you this lonely night
If you come to me
Love is true
Dark night, black eyes
My eyes are looking at you
Like an oasis that has disappeared again
Where are you
If someone loves
Were in front of me
Like the starlight that pours out someday
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