| In a cold November, she paints a warm December.
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| She starts to soak her paintbrush, won’t catch her wearing makeup.
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| The saddest things, all the canvas she paints,
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| And writes folk songs, but everything is wrong.
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| I’ll just make her into something great.
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| She’s an art type, I served a little purpose, I’ve just barely scratched the
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| surface.
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| She would spy the window where inspiration can’t flow,
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| Potential she may not know, but she’s a virtual picasso.
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| She makes my face, she leaves without a trace,
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| We both know she can’t stay in one place.
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| Cause this romance, we sketched out in one night.
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| She’s an art type, she keeps her feelings bottled, now they’re coming out full
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| throttle.
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| Maybe someday, she’ll put her hard work on display,
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| (The saddest things,)
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| in a gallery,
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| (All the canvas she paints.)
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| oh…
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| (Writes folk songs,)
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| for all the world to see,
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| (But everything is wrong.)
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| she’s alone, but…
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| I’ll just make her into something great,
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| She’s an art type, I’m left with this family, a picture of what could be… |