| The rift in our bed is seven miles wide
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| though I see you as though you were here right beside
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| I’m trying to reach out but it’s just in my mind
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| my body’s too tense and too stiff to unwind
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| The rift in our bed is seven miles deep
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| the edges are sharp and the walls are so steep
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| and if I could throw myself out like a dove
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| could the peace that I offer ever substitute love
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| So hold on for the night for the day
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| hold on for the night will not stay
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| Punishing you is harder on me
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| though it’s double the torture that you don’t even se
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| that the rift in our bed is seven miles wide
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| and I’m on the edge and have been for a while
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| So hold on for the night for the day
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| hold on for the night will not stay
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| I’ve nothing to cry for but I’m crying inside
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| as the rift moves you farther away from my side
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| I want to reach out but I’m just too darn proud
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| will you build me a and I will come around
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| So hold on for the night for the day
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| hold on for the night will not stay
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| I know you care
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| I know you still want me here
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| in the morning
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| by your side
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| when it’s dawning
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| And I will share
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| all that I feel
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| if you hold me till the morning baby
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| we can carry each other one more day
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| So hold on for the night for the day
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| hold on for the night will not stay
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| Finally your breathing is heavy and deep
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| you didn’t bother and now you’re asleep
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| And I’m still awake with a rift in my heart
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| but if I could speak now
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| where would I start
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| Maybe I’d say there’s a rift in out bed
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| or maybe the rift is just in my head
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| I know if you’d tell me I’d know what to say
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| and you’d hold me and make all the pain go away
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| So hold on for the night for the day
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| hold on for the night will not stay
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| So hold on for the night for the day
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| hold on for the night will not stay |