Transcontinental, 1:30 A.m.
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Transcontinental, 1:30 A.m.
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wait
don't let this line go slack
don't go alone into the cold
wait
don't give up on this yet
I know that there's more you haven't told
wait my love
just one more thought
wait my love
I haven't got time in my life
to watch you drive out to sea
so please, wait
don't let this line go slack
I want to bring you back
to where I know you
wait
don't give up on this yet
I want you to let you let me hold you
wait my love
just one more thought
wait my love
I haven't got time in my life to watch you drift away
but i've all kinds of time if you'll stay
I know we're transcontinental, 1:30a.m.
and there's not even a wire, just a whispering in air
I know we're transcontinental, 1:30a.m.
but I'm here
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