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Just Another Day
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How can I Begin
Starting to describe
The girl I've wanted for years now
Is in my eyes
She's warm like a current
Or shiver down your spine
When cheeks are hot, you know she's got
Something on her mind
With her nothing matters,
But the hands on the clock
Sadly staring at your face
Knowing they can't stop
But you've got to run, girl
no
no
no
no
no
no
But you've got to run, girl
no
no
no
no
no
no
Sitting here now
With you in front of me
I don't believe what
I get to see
It makes my heart drop
To think of you gone
A world without you
Is I one I don't belong in, but
But you've got to run, girl
no no no
no no no
But you've got to run, girl
no no no
no no no
Please don't run, my girl, from me, you'll see it's worth it to stay
So I can have you for
Just another day
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