1. |
Close the Window
01:00
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Close the window. Go back to bed.
You've been awake for far too long, and you're getting tired.
So, close the window. Go back to sleep.
You've been up for too long, and you're getting weak.
Please don't go. I still need you here.
Please don't jump. I still love you, dear.
It's up to you. You can choose.
I'm no smarter than you.
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2. |
Dumb Love
02:30
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You’ve got a thing that I really like
I think it has to do with your hair on your side
Sure you’ve got a great personality,
But I’m just so tired of thinking.
Let’s spend hours just sitting here.
I’ll confess my silly fears.
Maybe we are nothing special,
But we’re already here so why not let go
It’s something like dumb love.
Forget about life’s problems.
It’s something like dumb love .
We can hug just for fun.
I don’t want to hear about the news today.
I don’t want to tear up when you say goodbye.
Your smile makes me smile,
Your laugh is also pretty neat.
We’ve had like 20 years. Gee, am I glad.
But, we’ve got like 50 more, and, hey, that’s not so bad.
It’s something like dumb love.
Forget about life’s problems.
It’s something like dumb love .
We can hug just for fun.
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3. |
All Under Control
01:58
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You were too eager to
Board the bus.
That house was too big for the
two of us.
You’re haunting, but you’re lovely.
Don’t me want me; you can’t see
What you have done.
Happy that you're gone.
I’m just sad that I’m alone.
Hey, don’t worry. It’s all under control.
It’s totally natural, to start growing old.
I invited you too many
Times to come play.
But, you had given up on me
I suppose that’s okay.
Hey, don’t worry. It’s all under control.
It’s totally natural, to start growing old.
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4. |
The Sun Descends
01:25
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The sun descends in fiery tones.
All alone, the blackbird sings.
The day is done.
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