Technicolor
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Technicolor
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Slowly driving a car,
My life's a so long day
Thinking in black and white
I waited…
I've never thought someday
She could just say goodbye
But dressed in black and white
She waited…
How could I know
that would be the day?
If these were the words I was to say…
Oh my love, will you marry me tonight?
Oh my love, I've been waiting all this time…
I've been counting days and nights…
She said no…
Speeding up my car
The wind's a thunderstorm
Living in black and white
Life, I wasted…
But now that people imagine
That my time is up
A Technicolor life
I've been living…
How could I know
that would be the day?
If these were the words I was to say…
Oh my love, will you marry tonight?
Oh, my love, I have dreamed you could be mine…
Oh my love, I've been waiting all this time…
I've been counting days and nights…
She said no…
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