Ramona
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Ramona
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Nothing to do and nothing to be done
So you go and stole your mother's medicine
But i don't need time, I just need you
Tell me a story I've never heard
With your pristine hand writing dirty words
But I don't need time
I just need you
To wake me on a Tuesday morning
And tell me there'll be peace in our time
Because I can't take another warning
Like the night we should have just left behind
Now you say
You just can't drive away in the back of your heart
A bright white Chevrolet
I don't need time, I just need you
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