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St. Andrews
05:01
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late at night i try to catch the stars shoot over my head
i'm not sure if they go by as soon as i'm in bed
it has always been my wish that i could see one move
seems like everyone who's seen it has nothing to prove
lights come down and take me away
in their big dramatic way
lights turn on and i am pulled away from situations here
in the morning i regret the late night from before
memories of broken dreams and throw up on the floor
i can't put my finger on just what is ailing me
but i can't love and i can't feel, all's left is my belief
lights come down and take me away
in their big dramatic way
lights turn on and i am pulled away from situations here
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just today, i heard the strangest thing
you're back in town, and you're not the same
and if it's true that you're running again
it makes me laugh, it makes me sigh
i remember when i thought things could be fixed like that
you say you know me, but i don't believe it
i don't believe it
they say you'd love me, but i cant believe it
i can't help it
oh my god
driving through the city again
through the fog, through the crowd
i speculate on the way things could've been
and the way things are, and it makes me smile
i remember when i thought you were all there was
i remember when i found out what true love was
you say you know me, but i don't believe it
i don't believe it
they say you'd love me, but i cant believe it
i can't help it
oh my god
and if it were up to me i wouldn't change a thing
the closer that we get, i can see you'll never change
well, i can see you you've changed a little bit
what meets my eyes, what a surprise
but the more i learn, you're really just the same
as you always were, you can't hide that
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