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Hourglass (Do you really have to go?)

Hourglass sand runs out like the wind

Emotions from our hearts just tumble and spin

Pounding music from my bedroom

Lets it out, and lets it in...

 

Do you really have to go darlin?

do you really have to go all the way back home?

do you really have to go darlin?

don't you know that it'll leave me  all alone?

 

So she sits right at that table

you know, she puts her little hand in mine

and the tears that fill her sweet brown eyes

Say a million things her lips could never define

 

And one day perhaps an upturned coffee cup

will bring her here to me, if I just cannot get up

She'll take my hand and hold it for a little while

Then whisper to me sadly with her tender smile

 

Do you really have to go darlin?

do you really have to go all the way back home?

do you really have to go darlin?

don't you know that it'll leave me all alone?

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doux-argente-oiseau
Canadian
Published
Jun 12, 2010
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©June 2010

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