| I fell for you the four, five fathoms
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| You seemed to be just what I lacked
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| You and I collide like atoms
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| With every new un-clear re-act-ion
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| And every sideways glance it answered
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| The little questions we became
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| Soon we were taking time and chances
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| Nothing would ever be the same
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| The world has changed, it’s obvious
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| Brighter sky of deeper blue
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| Now that the sun revolves around the both of us
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| What will all the scientists do?
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| Every love song sounds so true
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| Now that you let me look at you
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| I walked down your night street whistling
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| Looking for lights on the second floor and
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| You were by your window listening
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| And raced downstairs to get the door and
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| The very sight of you, it threw me
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| Into your arms, out of my head
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| And I’m afraid the neighbors knew we
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| Had trouble getting out of bed
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| The world has changed, it’s obvious
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| A brighter sky of deeper blue
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| Now that the sun revolves around the both of us
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| What will all the scientists do?
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| We both have changed, it’s obvious
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| A brighter me, a deeper you
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| Now that the sun revolves around the both of us
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| What will all the scientists do?
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| Even pop songs sound so true
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| Now that you let me look at you |