| Early in the morning
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| When the colors reappear
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| I’ll be here
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| And they’re coming without warning
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| So close your eyes
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| And block up your ears
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| But we’ll be alright
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| We’ll be alright
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| We’ll be alright
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| We’ll be alright
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| Because as long as I’ve got you in my arms
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| I don’t mind
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| That I forgot what I came here for
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| As long as I’ve got you in my arms
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| I don’t mind that I forgot what I came here for
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| So let’s find a little shelter
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| And play a game of hide and seek
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| Maybe for an hour
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| Or maybe for a day, or for a week
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| Well I do my sleeping in the winter
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| So let’s just leave our living for the spring
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| But don’t you worry for a second, child
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| 'Cause I’ll take care of everything
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| As long as I’ve got you in my arms
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| I don’t mind
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| That I forgot what I came here for
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| As long as I’ve got you in my arms
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| I don’t mind that I forgot what I came here for
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| So as long as I’ve got you in my arms
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| I don’t mind that I forgot what I came here for
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| Well as long as I’ve got you in my arms
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| I don’t mind that I forgot what I came here for
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| But as long as I’ve got you in my arms
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| I don’t mind that I forgot what I came here for
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| But as long as I’ve got you in my arms
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| I don’t mind that I forgot what I came here for |