| Sitting alone in the dark of a stadium
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| He whispers his secrets into a cheap guitar
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| With the flick of his wrist he turns words into melodies
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| Chords into church bells, fill up the allies
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| Lovers intwine in the heat of the night
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| And by dawn are apart in the shivering silences
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| We will pretend
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| That its all just made up The songs that he writes
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| Are too personal
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| He cant play them for anyone
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| When hes all alone, the lovesong writer sings
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| Ooooh
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| Can anyone, hear me now?
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| No one hears him now
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| So he stumbles through syllables, cut from their sentences
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| Lost letters call to him, deep in the alphabet
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| «Please give us meaning»
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| Pose for me now
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| You’re the broken heart
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| You’re the sigh in the back of the throat
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| And on the other side
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| You’re the queen of spades
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| You’re the sound that she makes on her way
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| Theres always a way out
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| Theres always a way out
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| When hes all alone, the lovesong writer sings
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| Ooooh
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| Can anyone, hear me now?
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| But no one hears at all
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| The lovesong writer sits all alone
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| When he hears the sound of the knock at the door
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| 50 red roses, falling apart
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| In the hands of someone that you scraped in and left behind
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| All of the others strolled up and showed up at your door
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| Staring you down, they said:
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| Sing for me, sing for me, sing for me now
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| Sing for me, sing for me, sing for me now
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| We already are |