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I step off the train, |
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I'm walking down your street again, |
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and past your door, |
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but you don't live there anymore. |
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It's years since you've been there. |
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Now you've disappeared somewhere |
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like outer space, |
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you've found some better place, |
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and I miss you |
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- like the deserts miss the rain. |
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and I miss you |
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- like the deserts miss the rain. |
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Could you be dead? |
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You always were two steps ahead |
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of everyone. |
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We'd walk behind while you would run. |
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I look up at your house, |
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and I can almost hear you shout |
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down to me |
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where I always used to be, |
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and I miss you - |
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- like the deserts miss the rain. |
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and I miss you |
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- like the deserts miss the rain. |
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Back on the train, |
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I ask why did I come again. |
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Can I confess |
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I've been hanging around your old address? |
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And the years have proven |
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to offer nothing since you moved. |
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You're long gone |
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but I can't move on, |
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and I miss you - |
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like the deserts miss the rain |
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and I miss you - |
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like the deserts miss the rain |
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I step off the train, |
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I'm walking down your street again, |
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and past your door, |
|
but you don't live there anymore. |
|
It's years since you've been there. |
|
Now you've disappeared somewhere |
|
like outer space, |
|
you've found some better place, |
|
and I miss you - |
|
like the deserts miss the rain |
|
and I miss you - |
|
like the deserts miss the rain |
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(and I miss you) |
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and I miss you - |
|
like the deserts miss the rain |
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and I miss you - |
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like the deserts miss the rain |
|
(the deserts miss the rain) |
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like the deserts miss the rain |
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(like the deserts miss the rain) |
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like the deserts miss the rain |
