Till I Lost
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Till I Lost
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A coffee stain on a window sill
A bad translation to a foreign film
Or just wondering round with you
Just wondering town with you
Would be enough
The tiny cracks on the city stone
A welcome back to your troubled home
Or just wondering round with you
Just wondering town with you
Would be enough
But
I didn't see the sea until I crossed
I didn't feel your love until I lost
The moving shadows on your swaying light
Or you picture notes of porcupines
Or just wondering round with you
Just walking in this town with you
Oh oh oh oh would be enough
But
I didn't see the sea until I crossed
I didn't feel your love until I lost
But
No, I didn't see the sea until I crossed
I didn't feel your love until I lost
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