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Everyday Living
03:27
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Sat thinking on the pavement,
Watching the cars go by.
I know I should be patient,
But you just caught my eye.
Laid dreaming of the weekend,
Watching the glass run dry.
I should be doing something,
But it just slipped my mind.
Stood singing in the shower,
Guess I’m a popstar now.
I know I’m on to something,
‘Cause I’m just feeling it.
I’m so lost in this
I feel it deep inside me,
And I don’t know how to fly
I'm truly grounded in my mind
I don't know how to live
I can't press rewind
And I don't know how to feel
I'm truly clouded in my mind.
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People always change,
They don’t wait for long enough.
I will always stay,
But for how long?
For you, I’ll always stay,
I will wait for long enough.
I will always be,
Here forever.
And I know now,
What I’ve got to do to make you smile.
And I’m so fine,
With everything that’s in my mind.
And I know now,
What I’ve got to do to make you smile.
And I’m so fine,
With everything that’s in my mind.
Your blood is in my veins
Words are in my brain
My heart is on my sleeve
For everyone to see girl
Your smiles is in my eye
Your words are my replies
The only thing I need,
is a little more time girl
For how long?
Forever.
People always change,
They don’t wait for long enough.
I will always stay,
But for how long?
For you, I’ll always stay,
I will wait for long enough.
I will always be,
Here forever.
And I know now,
What I’ve got to do to make you smile. [Make you smile]
And I’m so fine,
With everything that’s in my mind.
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