Favorite Shade Of Blue
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Favorite Shade Of Blue
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I have a yellow and navy sundress
Maybe i'll wear it today
It reminds me of you, your favorite shade of blue
Now the hem is coming out
I think i'll walk to town today
I'll go the long way
The pavement meets my shoes
I'll go anywhere i choose
I imagine you are right behind
Summertime falls from the trees
Autumn is here and you're not
I've made you a ghost
I miss you the most
Of anyone that's gone
Life without you is second best
I guess i'll get by
I'm lonelier today
Than i dare to say
To anyone who asks
I have a yellow and navy sundress
It reminds me of you.
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