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Come on out, tell me again
Is it time to start the end
There was something going on
Gave some color to the world
But nothing's changed at all

It can all come down to this
Very nice the perfect bliss
What is taking him so long
Now I need to be in love
I mean I could be wrong

He said, god it's too bad
Am I wrong when I long for it
It's been said that I start back
When you come on too strong

Let me chill, let's look at it again
Is it time to start the end
Million colors that I saw
Now are slowly turning cold
It's nothing after all

He said god it's too bad
Am I wrong when I long for it
It's been said that I start back
When you come on too strong

He said god it's too bad
Am I wrong when I long for it
It's been said that I start back

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