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Death

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Death

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Could you be someone I could cling to

In moments of despair?

When the world looks temporary

Built to be repaired (built to be repaired)

And we both like the idea of

A checkered kitchen floor (checkered kitchen floor)

And dying by the ocean side

Maybe there's nothing more?

There will be a last, there will be a last time

That we see each other

There will be a last, there will be a last time

You, you, you, you

Slow dance with me to every heartbeat (to every heartbeat)

There will be a last, there will be a last time

That we see each other

And I just can't, can't decide

Which is worse

The thought that you or I, might go first?

And we both like the idea of

A checkered kitchen floor (checkered kitchen floor)

And dying by the ocean side

Maybe there's nothing more?

There will be a last, there will be a last time

That we see each other

There will be a last, there will be a last time

You, you, you, you

Slow dance with me to every heartbeat (to every heartbeat)

There will be a last, there will be a last time

That we see each other

The party will still be going (the party will still be going)

But we have to leave (but we have to leave)

I think it's better knowing (I think it's better knowing)

Than having to believe (than having to believe)

The party will still be going (the party will still be going)

But we have to leave (but we have to leave)

I think it's better knowing (I think it's better knowing)

Than having to believe (than having to believe)

There will be a last, there will be a last time

That we see each other

There will be a last, there will be a last time

You, you, you, you

Slow dance with me to every heartbeat (to every heartbeat)

There will be a last, there will be a last time

That we see each other

The party will still be going (the party will still be going)

But we have to leave (but we have to leave)

I think it's better knowing (I think it's better knowing)

Than having to believe (than having to believe)

The party will still be going (the party will still be going)

But we have to leave (but we have to leave)

I think it's better knowing (I think it's better knowing)

Than having to believe (than having to believe)

'Lieve, 'lieve, 'lieve

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