| Mother said, don’t leave me
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| There are monsters at the door
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| I put on all my armour
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| But I couldn’t find my sword
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| But there’ll always be tomorrow
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| Just you wait and see
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| If they come to take you prisoner
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| I’ll be there to set you free
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| Mother said, I’m grown up
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| In a Sunday shirt and tie
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| As long as I can see you
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| Can I hold you when I cry
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| There’ll always be tomorrow
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| I’ll be so big and strong
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| I’ll sleep with all the lights out
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| Not afraid of anyone
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| I need you to stay
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| I need you to stay
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| I need you
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| I need you
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| Mother said she’s sleeping
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| So I climbed back into bed
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| But the monsters took her prisoner
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| That’s all that father said
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| So I thought about tomorrow
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| And I learned to be alone
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| Making friends with shadows
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| As they moved around my home
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| Mother never leaves me
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| I can always see her smile
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| I sit here in the evening
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| To talk to her awhile
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| There’ll always be tomorrow
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| Just you wait and see
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| I know that any moment
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| She will come to set me free
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| I need you to stay
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| I need you to stay
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| I need you
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| I need you
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| I need you to stay
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| I need you to stay
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| I need you
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| I need you |