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Artist: The Standalone
Canonical path: /the-standalone/the-nights-will-be-colder
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The Nights Will Be Colder
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The Nights Will Be Colder
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The flowers are blooming
red and violet
placed so pristinely
on a background of green
we share a kiss in the sunlit
warmth of morning
today wasn't for you
and it wasn't for me
The colors are changing
the green fades to yellow
the nights will be colder
when you're not here
the days don't last anymore
the sun sets sooner
today wasn't for you
and it wasn't for me
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