Marilyn
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Marilyn
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How'd you seep into my heart?
How'd you seep into my heart?
No, I'll try not to fall apart
How'd you seep into my heart?
How'd you seep into my heart?
How'd you seep into my heart?
No, I'll try not to fall apart
How'd you seep into my heart?
Oh, our love will drift away
Like a picture left out to fade
But I hope that when it does, it's because
I didn't want you anyway
How'd you seep into my heart?
How'd you seep into my heart?
No, I'll try not to fall apart
How'd you seep into my heart?
I've not let anyone slip in yet
Past anxiety and regret
But perhaps it could be you to slip through?
I wouldn't count on it
How'd you seep into my heart?
How'd you seep into my heart?
No, I'll try not to fall apart
How'd you seep into my heart?
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