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Another Of Our Things
02:58
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She said she would come home
Not the first time, but who’s to know?
He stayed well indoors
Unsure just what for
He knew she wouldn’t change
But he was hoping they’d rearrange
it all in their good time
All in their good time
Hold the smile while you’re sinking
Adapt the facts ‘til they fit in
That’s another of our things
He could be anyone
Pretty plain, still unique and fine
It might seem confused
But it’s what we do
Self-deception galore
It’s the stuff that dreams are made for
Leave it to the why
To sort out the how
Hold on tight to the good things
It’s what we do not to cave in
That’s another of our things
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Talking To My Heart
02:45
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It wasn’t meant to be
We were joking, weren’t we?
Only passing through
But nothing can teach me
Not to let this old head start
Here it comes again
Talking to my heart
I played along at first
You were lost, if not worse
I could prove them wrong
Pretend you were my girl
But then there was a spark
You were getting through
Talking to my heart
When the notice came
In clear view of them all
It took all my strength
Not to let the teardrops fall
Then your tag fell out
And the sky turned to stone
It wasn’t meant to be
But we weren’t joking, were we?
The license on the wall
Is there for all to see
Though all is now dark
There you go again
Talking to my heart
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Heartfelt quality pop from Uppsala, Sweden.
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