| I would like to visit you for a while
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| Get away and out of this city
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| Maybe I shouldn’t have called but
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| Someone had to be the first to break
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| We can go sit on your back porch
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| Relax
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| Talk about anything
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| It don’t matter
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| I’ll be courageous if you can pretend
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| That you’ve forgiven me Because I don’t know you anymore
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| I don’t recognise this place
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| The picture frames have changed
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| And so has your name
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| We don’t talk much anymore
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| We keep running from the pain
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| But what I wouldn’t give to see your face again
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| Springtime in the city
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| Always such a relief from winter freeze
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| The snow was more lonely than cold if you know what I mean
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| Everyone’s got an agenda
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| Don’t stop keep that chin up you’ll be alright
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| Can you believe what a year it’s been
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| Are you still the same?
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| Has your opinion changed?
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| Because I don’t know you anymore
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| I don’t recognise this place
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| The picture frames have changed
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| And so has your name
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| We don’t talk much anymore
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| We keep running from the pain
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| But what I wouldn’t give to see your face again
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| I know I let you down
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| Again and again
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| I know I never really treated you right
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| I’ve paid the price
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| I’m still paying for it every day
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| So maybe I shouldn’t have called
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| Was it too soon to tell?
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| Oh what the hell
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| It doesn’t really matter
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| How do you redefine something that never really had a name?
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| Has your opinion changed?
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| Because I don’t know you anymore
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| I don’t recognise this place
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| The picture frames have changed
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| And so has your name
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| We don’t talk much anymore
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| We keep running from the pain
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| But what I wouldn’t give to see your face again
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| I see your face
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| I see your face |