Red Eyes
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Red Eyes
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Two fists of roses
Red eyes
In spring time you come home
In spring time you come home
Joyride to seaside
Looking for the rain
You sweat like a bullet
I swear like a train
I can't begin to let you down
We hide in showers
Looking for the rain
I'm okay, I'm okay
I'm okay, I'm okay
You sing so quiet
I can't hear what you say
I'm okay, I'm okay
I'm okay, I'm okay
I can't begin to let you down
Meet me in the dark
Where it's good
And I don't have to move
Stop the car
When I tell you to
I think I have to go
Let you down low
Let you down
Going home in a honey tree
Looking for the rain
In spring time you come home
In spring time you come home
I can't begin to let you down
I can't begin to let you down
I can't begin to let you down
I can't begin to let you down
I can't begin to let you down
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