| I met you on the dark side of the station
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| I followed you, to catch the midnight train
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| You were sitting right behind me; |
| as I looked into your face
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| Then I really was dumbfounded when you smiled at me with grace
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| I said: «Oh no, this is breaking my heart
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| The love-look in your eyes was meant to blind me»
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| I said: «Oh no, don’t go breakin' my heart
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| The sunshine of your smile was foolin' me»
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| I hear you hold long-distance conversations
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| It looks as if the end is drawing near
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| Well, I didn’t want to hurt you, never planned to let you down
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| So you’ve drawn the wrong conclusion, if you say you’re leavin' now
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| I said: «Oh no, this is breaking my heart
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| The love-look in your eyes was meant to blind me»
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| I said: «Oh no, don’t go breakin' my heart
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| The sunshine of your smile was foolin' me»
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| Well I saw you there that night in New York City
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| Oh, you walked me home in spite of the pouring rain
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| And I felt secure beside you, though I didn’t know your name
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| There was love and you to guide me as we stepped down from that train
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| I said: «Oh no, this is breaking my heart
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| The love-look in your eyes was meant to blind me»
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| I said: «Oh no, don’t go breakin' my heart
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| The sunshine of your smile was foolin' me»
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| I said: «Oh no, this is breaking my heart
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| The love-look in your eyes was meant to blind me»
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| I said: «Oh no, don’t go breakin' my heart
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| The sunshine of your smile was foolin' me» |