| All your days become daydreams
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| Burnt and hiding from sunbeams
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| Ailing upstairs in your room
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| Growing pale as the moon
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| You won’t draw your curtains back
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| All your mirrors draped in black
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| And your clothes become threadbare
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| But you patch them up with care
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| Sew your heart upon your sleeve
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| Permanently you’re bereathed
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| You’re in mourning for your youth
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| All the things you didn’t do
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| Of all the sad words of time
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| Poor of hand
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| Saddest are these
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| It might have been’s
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| Writing to a long lost friend
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| Letters that you’ll never send
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| It’s too late now to repent
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| All that’s left is to lamnt
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| Wallowing in cowardice
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| Melancholy thoughts persist
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| Laundry list of things you’v missed
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| It’s no fun to reminisce
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| Hang your head in sheer disgrace
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| As the tears roll down your face
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| Seems you’ll always rue the day
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| That you put your dreams away
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| Once the sun begins to set
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| It gets harder to forget
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| All the things that you regret
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| Pacing to and fro you fret
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| You’re sleepwalking side unseen
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| Locked inside a waking dream
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| All your days and nights you mourn
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| You’ll be forever forlorn
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| Of all the sad words of time
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| Poor of hand
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| Saddest are these
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| It might have been’s |