Sands
from Penelope, Sebastian by Winter dies in June
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I can show you why it’s over
Soberly speaking…we don’t need to drag this things around
But I feel so guilty…being such a slob
Now “So long Marianne” still playing in my head
You’re a scribble in the sands, just a simple smile and see you again
Come on and meet me at the 305
I can show why it’s over
I know what you mean, “we’re still gazing into each other eyes”
It’s all that we need but you will let it go
Now “So long Marianne” still playing in my head
You’re a scribble in the sands, just a simple smile and see you again
Now “So long Marianne” still playing in my head
You’re a scribble in the sands, just a simple smile and see you again
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Feb 2014
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