Nowhere
from Penelope, Sebastian by Winter dies in June
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I was please to say goodbye
Everything else it’s bitter-sweet pornography
Leave the highlights for the books of love
It’s seems like you’ve been here before
The Great Salt Lake, your front porch and the radio
I don’t believe what you say
You’ve been nowhere and now you’re back again
I don’t believe you’ve made up your mind
Well, I’d love to but I’m lying on the ground
So you run your heart across the fields
So you’re calling me love oh…come on please!
You’ve turned yourself in, and now you sell philosophy
I don’t believe what you say
You’ve been nowhere and now you’re back again
I don’t believe you’ve made up your mind
Well, I’d love to but I’m lying on the ground
This place calls your name
I would break my arms around you once again
This time of year is great to sail away
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