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Writing a Song PT. 2

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Writing a Song PT. 2

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The next idea, my best idea, you always come

In a moment when I least expect you to

And I find a way to slip away from everyone

Just to have 15 minutes alone with you

You’re not something I command

Nor fully understand

But when you ask me to dance and take my hand

How could I say no

Music only we can hear

The world starts to disappear

And I find it hard to sleep, you sing to me

And I wake up alone

I wake up alone

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