| Two kids, stuck in this city
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| Blonde hair always stuck in our eyes
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| Try as we might, we could not forget the fractures
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| Though we try, though we try
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| The summer that she died, the valley burned
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| All that art talk in the backyard
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| Kept us both afloat for part of a year
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| All that work, those labored verses
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| Kept us both awake and waiting to hear
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| All that you said about us
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| All that you said you wanted to hide
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| Try as we might, we could not predict the outcome
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| Though we tried, though we tried
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| Plotting is a gift we both deny
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| All that art talk in the backyard
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| Kept us both afloat for part of a year
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| All that work, those labored verses
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| Kept us both awake and waiting to hear
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| We stood in line still both, both of us pretending
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| And we left confused at why, why they changed the ending
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| But I guess it’s fair, I guess it’s fair
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| And then one day, you said, said that you were leaving
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| And you said to wait — I wait, waited for a season
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| But you never came
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| I guess it’s fair
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| I guess it’s fair
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| I guess it’s fair |