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Monument Valley
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Dear John Letters
We wrote our Dear John Letters In the same pen
Before the ink had dried They were already stamped and sent.
Yours to West Berlin and mine to Kent And they sat side by side until they went.
Your sunday school script was packed in tight Carefeul and considered In the faultering bathroom light
Mine in the spidery hand, in which I still write I thought of every line as a fuse ready to light
They came back broken, they came back bent And expected us to be what they thought they left
And though we weren't quite whole Turned out we were all each other Needed to grow old
The thick skin on my back grew hard to cut もっと沢山の歌詞は ※ Mojim.com I'm sure the words were sharp buy they never stuck
We sat back pretty easy and we watched the decades bend Home, bus stop, shop, bus stop and home again
They came back broken, they came back bent And expected us to be what they thought they left
And though we weren't quite whole Turned out we were all each other Needed to grow old
Now my stiff limbs jerk across the station concourse Like a wind up toy forced to walk
And you've been dead six years now, But sometimes it feels like more And I am old, I am old
You've been dead six years now, But sometimes it feels like more And I am old, I am old
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