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Blue
06:31
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the time will come when
i will haunt you
i'm looking for the day to come
and i don't know why
i will find you
the day will never come when
we can stop
i can't decide to
i can't smile too
ooh
ooh
it's sad
it's sad
inside
it feels like
blue
if you're hiding
from the sun
it feels like
blue
it's totally fine
it feels like
blue
ooh, you wasted all this time
hoping you would find
someone strong and kind
and wishing he were mine
when you said you and i
when you said you and i
when you said you and i
can i talk to you?
how can i write
in your name?
it's possible
to be the same
there's something
on the wall
you never really knew me
at all
there's something
on the wall
you never really knew me
at all
so don't stay
i never got to love you anyway
you don't say
i never got to mock you to your face
wait now
"i never even talk this way
i never even think this way"
this way
never say
today
it's not my lucky day
i never meant to see you that way
it's been
only
feel good
from far away
never say goodbye
i'll tell you why
i bet my life
never say goodbye
into anyone's eyes
and you know why
never say goodbye
into anyone's eyes
never say goodbye
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Riffs Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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