| One, two
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| One, two, three, four
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| One, two
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| One, two, three, four
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| I was born on a Friday, back in 1976
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| To a singer and a teacher
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| Who at the time where a perfect fit
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| They gave me, what I needed
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| To go out on the road
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| And the song, still reads like an echo
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| I was born on a Saturday, back in 1992
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| I barely even kissed a guy
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| Until someday I met you
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| You played me when
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| On a self side bedroom floor
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| It was then, when I knew what the dark was for
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| And i stay here forever
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| Like the strum on your first guitar
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| Time, gave me steady means
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| Who they are
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| Give me all these pretty scars
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| I was born on a Wednesday, back in 1999
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| Your heart stopped beating
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| Right before you
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| A part of me last with you
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| In your own-being embrace
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| I was changed ever since that day
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| And i stay here forever
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| Like the greem on a silver star
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| Time, like a illness stream
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| Is who we are
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| Give me all these pretty scars
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| Ah-ah-aah
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| I was born, on the first of May
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| Once and twice again
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| The tears were straming
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| My head in my husbands hands
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| I thought i knew of love
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| The kind that knocked you on your feet
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| But man, I didn’t know anything |