| Summer comes and summer goes
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| I try my best but I still don’t know
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| And if you are here to offer ends
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| Then I find faith in common sense
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| But I try my best and you know it’s true
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| If I left you here, you know what to do
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| When I write things down, they don’t make sense
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| But I find love in ignorance
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| Do you have a wondrous heart
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| Do you have the guts to tell me that everything I ever do is wrong
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| Do you have a wondrous heart
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| I think you have a wondrous heart
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| So winter comes and winter goes
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| She tries her best but she still don’t know
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| Where everything she’s lost is when
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| And she’s lost her faith in common sense
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| But she tries her best and you know it’s true
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| She’s got nothing more to offer you
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| When she goes outside, the rain comes down
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| But she’s lost her faith in goodness now
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| She’s lost her faith
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| (Ooooooooh)
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| (Ooooooooh)
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| (Ooooooooh)
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| (Ooooooooh)
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| Do you have a wondrous heart
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| Do you have the guts to tell me that everything I ever do is wrong
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| Do you have a wondrous heart
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| I think you have a wondrous heart
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| But you live inside a parable of nothing making sense
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| You breathe just to know that you’re alive
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| And you’re just a single cell floating in this world yourself
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| Do you have a wondrous heart (Do you, do you, do you, do you)
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| Do you have the guts to tell me that everything I ever do is wrong (Do you,
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| do you, do you, do you)
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| Do you have a wondrous heart (Do you, do you, do you)
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| Oh by the wondrous heart
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| (Ooooooooh)
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| (Don't know)
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| (Ooooooooh)
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| (Why, noo)
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| (Ooooooooh)
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| (You don’t know)
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| (Ooooooooh) |