| This is a postcard
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| Saying I’m alright in this beautiful city.
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| This is a phone call
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| Saying, yes, I am sleeping alone here.
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| But the telephone lines are cut,
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| My hands can’t hold the paper.
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| You are on my mind, You are on my mind.
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| Nobody knows your name here,
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| Except when the moon is out.
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| And then they toss in their sleep
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| Crying out for you to take them,
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| But me I cannot sleep, I cannot dream,
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| My heart is shattered.
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| You are on my mind, You are on my mind.
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| Once seven colors used to make a man blind.
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| And now we, are like birds stuck in barbed wire.
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| Precise, like sunrise
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| A child just like any other.
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| Made of the bones of the earth
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| Fragile and deathless.
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| Yes, I’m alright, I’m a church,
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| And I’m burning down.
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| You are on my mind, You are on my mind;
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| You are on my mind, You are on my mind;
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| You are on my mind, You are on my mind;
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| You are on my mind, You are on my mind… |