| If I press my face up against the window of my room
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| I can see you walking almost to the edge of my road and outwards onto
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| But I rarely do
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| Baby, I rarely feel the need to
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| And in the post 'Super Sunday' gloom
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| Would I even cross the street to say «I love you»?
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| And you can’t believe it’s happening
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| Are you sad about me?
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| Are you sad about me?
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| Or are you sad about your own thing?
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| Are you sad about me?
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| Are you sad about me?
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| Or are you sad about your own thing?
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| A boy you thought forgotten who has said something weird
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| About your skin being old looking
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| In the drowsing house
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| Seems maybe late to be heading out
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| For a Tesco trip motivated by guilt
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| We can taste our tears in our cereal’s milk
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| And in the morning dew
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| Baby, we can walk like dreamers do
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| Skating through the 'free from' to 'whole foods'
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| Feeling confident enough to say we’d want to
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| Anzac biscuits, Lamingtons
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| Are you sad about me?
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| Are you sad about me?
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| Or are you sad about your own thing?
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| Are you sad about me?
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| Are you sad about me?
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| Or are you sad about your own thing?
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| A boy you thought forgotten who has said something weird
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| About your skin being old looking
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| Tonight, oh tonight
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| Has it been four years already?
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| Tonight, oh tonight
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| We’re waking up with the breaking light
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| Has it been four years already? |