| She waits at windows
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| Her dreams don’t show in color and she sleeps for
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| now
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| She just waits around wishing she-
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| Could leave, single mothers
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| In parking lots and wear another girl’s evening out
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| This place let you down easy
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| She gets up to buy a drink
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| I’d notice why when she walks by There’s something caught in her eye, she says
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| That she can’t change for love
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| And she explains how long she’s waited for
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| She wanted more
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| Dead leaves, desperate summers
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| All-ages clubs and metal shutter to keep you out
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| While we hang around factories
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| 'Till we meet each other
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| Two discount lives and heavy numbers to keep you
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| Down
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| If I wait around, maybe she-
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| Might come back to say that I’m
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| Not sure you know my name, that’s fine
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| But take me with you this time she says
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| That she can’t change for love
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| And she explains how long she’s waited for
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| She wanted more
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| Gone today
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| I might just see you around
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| It hurts, but I understand if you can’t find another
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| reason not to stay
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| And while she’s walking away she says
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| That she can’t change for love
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| And she explains how long she’s waited for
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| She wanted more
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| And as these days go by Well they can’t change how long we’ve waited for
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| A love that’s more
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| A love that’s more |