| We recite our favorite lines from our favorite silent films
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| Every word with quiet eyes and every touch a novel
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| And we pretend to love like them
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| Cue the orchestra to swell when our eyes meet
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| Rising louder now with every rushed heartbeat
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| So I’ll be hopeless, gazing out a train
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| And you, compelled to trade names
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| Our two hands enact the scene
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| Casting shadows on the wall
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| First they elegantly greet and then begins the waltz
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| Cue the orchestra to swell when our mouths meet
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| Rising louder now until we’re under sheets
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| So I’ll be hopeless, stranger cross the bar
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| And you, who’ll save me from my black heart
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| I’ll be your, I’ll…
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| Yeah, I’ll be your… oh-oh
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| Yeah, I’ll be your, your wanderer
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| Yeah, I’ll be, oh, I’ll be yours
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| So I’ll be hopeless, hopelessly deranged
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| And you, a voice a million miles away
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| Yeah, I’ll be yours
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| I’ll be yours
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| Yeah, I’ll be yours
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| Your own, your own |