| With the sweet drip of every raindrop
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| Time brings you closer to me
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| And with each new sign at every train-stop
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| Another hour without you is consigned to history
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| And with each tick of my alarm clock
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| I get crazy for the days to get to you
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| When I can hold you and kiss you have you
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| Instead of staring at some photo like a fool
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| But as day turns to night there’s this hopelessness to fight
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| When I think that I might not make it through
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| But honey, sometimes I just have to say your name
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| To hear it hanging in the air, to know it sounds the same
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| And sometimes when I’m blue, I know just what to do
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| To keep the blues at bay you know I only have to say your name
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| So this morning I picked up a paper
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| In the useless descent of the rain
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| While partners in heartbreak the whole world over
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| Lie and cheat just the same
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| And the headlines proclaim everything has changed
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| Love can’t save you now
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| As each little motion of my wristwatch
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| Holds up my faith somehow
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| But as day turns to night there’s this hopelessness to fight
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| When I think that I might not make it through
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| But honey, sometimes I just have to say your name
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| To hear it hanging in the air, to know it sounds the same
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| And sometimes when I’m blue, I know just what to do
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| To keep the blues at bay you know I only have to say your name
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| When I’ve used up all my patience
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| When your letters have been read twenty times through
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| I can drink all the wine in this place of mine
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| But it ain’t no replacement
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| It ain’t no replacement for you |