| You know I think it was born of the feeling
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| That I got when I left from your home
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| Then it turned into something appealing I
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| Couldn’t let it alone
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| Who’d have known that I’d ever be reeling
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| Simply from being on my own
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| Oh I craved and I craved and I craved and I craved
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| To get back that feeling I’d known
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| But the way you were looking that evening
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| When you showed me out to your door
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| Oh I felt like we’d both been caught stealing
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| From the garden your parents had grown
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| It’s a long way from Earth to the heavens
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| But I didn’t care anymore
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| I just waited and waited and waited and waited
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| Until I could get you alone
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| Who ever heard such a voice of excitement?
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| No man alive had ever been there
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| Staking a claim on an uncharted island
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| Ooh it was too much to bear
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| No man alive had ever been there
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| Well we didn’t make it together
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| But I didn’t go it alone
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| See the feeling was no longer tethered
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| To the sweetheart it used to call home
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| Now we’re spread like a blanket of heather
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| Covering soil and stone
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| Oh it bid me to lay with a bird of a feather
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| And then to set out on my own
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| Who ever heard such a voice of excitement?
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| No man alive had ever been there
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| Staking a claim on an uncharted island
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| Ooh it was too much to bear
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| No man alive had ever been there
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| Who ever heard such a voice of excitement?
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| No man alive had ever been there
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| Staking a claim on an uncharted island
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| Ooh it was too much to bear
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| No man alive had ever been there
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| I think it was born of the feeling
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| That I got when I left from your home
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| Oh I waited and waited and waited and waited
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| To get back that feeling I’d known |