| It just feels like common sense
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| To say that I should stay
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| But why would anyone want sense
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| to be common anyway.
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| So I will come and bought your plane,
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| we’ll leave at half past ten
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| and I’ll sit by the family
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| I might never see again.
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| Just tell me one thing before we flee
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| where I’ll admint that I still have a doubt,
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| That you want me, that you want me,
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| that you want me, oh, that you want me.
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| Walking down the garding path,
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| with a suitecase in my hand,
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| my boy the dog that follows me
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| and he doesn’t understand
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| I’m sorry boy to leave you,
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| you’ve been my best pal,
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| you’ve cared for me for many years,
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| she’ll care for me now.
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| Grasping the letter you send to me,
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| Stating most conclusively,
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| That you want me, that you want me,
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| that you want me, oh, that you want me.
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| That you want me, that you want me,
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| that you want me, oh, that you want me.
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| Waiting at our meeting place
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| a plane tickets to the skies,
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| imatges of love on foreign lands
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| tripping from my eyes
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| my stomach lands beneath a week,
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| I tell you it is rought,
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| to love someone completly
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| and still not be enought!
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| But I will continue to aim for you,
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| thinking optimisticly
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| That you want me, that you want me,
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| that you want me, oh, that you want me.
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| That you want me, that you want me,
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| that you want me, oh, that you want me.
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| That you want me, that you want me,
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| that you want me, oh, that you want me.
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| That you want me, that you want me,
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| that you want me, oh, that you want me.
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| That you want me, that you want me,
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| that you want me, oh, that you want me. |