| Weren’t there when I needed you most
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| Feels like a lifetime I couldn’t let go
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| Said, «Col, let’s have one day alone
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| Wherever you wanna go
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| That’s where we’ll go»
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| One day to share love and revoke
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| To settle silence, seek penance, say woes
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| Ran to the waves as they broke
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| Biting cold thrashed across our ankle bones
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| Irish dreams by the sea
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| Where she waltzes from me
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| Will you smile at my face
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| When you leave?
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| And I’ll fall back into you, like I always do
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| And I’ll fall back into you, like I always do
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| You dared me and I dared you so
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| Ran ‘til we gave, ‘til our pace was imposed
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| Beach town, my white shirt pulled low
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| See to my skin, cotton hanging and soaked
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| Sun beamed on your face and hopes
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| Maybe one last time I’ll see you as gold
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| Irish dreams by the sea
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| Where she waltzes from me
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| Will you smile at my face
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| When you leave?
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| And I’ll fall back into you, like I always do
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| And I’ll fall back into you, like I always do
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| But now it’s too late for this all
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| You’re on your way out, I wish I had known
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| Held hands in your hospital cloak
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| Said, «What have we done now?»
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| Eyes burning holes
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| Wrinkled skin held your brittle bones
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| Mouth open, eyes closed in unison slow
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| I said «sorry» as I held you close
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| The Asbury lighthouse is where I’ll let go
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| Is where I’ll let go
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| Is where I’ll let go
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| Is where I’ll let go
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| I’ll fall back into you, like I always do
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| I’ll fall back into you, like I always do
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| I’ll fall back into you, like I always do
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| I’ll fall back into you, like I always do |