| December came and went without a word, without a note
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| By New Year’s she was almost getting by
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| A single text in February hit her where it hurt
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| Snatched away the spark
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| That was so close to returning to her eyes
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| And after she’d resigned herself to this
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| As we all will do when really we’ve no choice
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| Maybe she was aching for the warmth of her old flame
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| Maybe we’re all aching for the same
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| Three nights in November came to matter more
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| Came to matter more
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| It’s not worth crying for
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| Three nights in November only came to be
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| A fragile memory
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| A fragile memory
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| After Easter coming into very early May
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| She was feeling brighter in herself
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| And even when she walked into O’Neill’s one Tuesday night
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| She found him propping up the bar
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| And kind of holding hands with someone else
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| Only those who knew her really well
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| Would’ve seen the heartache written on her face
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| Maybe she’s still hoping for some sort of rendez-vous
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| Maybe we’re all hoping for that too
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| Three nights in November came to matter more
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| Came to matter more
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| It’s not worth crying for
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| Three nights in November only came to be
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| A fragile memory
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| A fragile memory
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| Give it up for three nights in November
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| Lived it up in three nights in November
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| It’s not worth crying for
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| Three nights in November |