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If I tumbled into your arms Now, after all this time After all we’ve been through I know we’d just fold together Like two puzzle pieces As naturally as breathing Your familiar nooks and crannies Would be all too familiar Like a fish to water I could slip right in We’d fall into step and keep pace It would be so easy To pick up where we left off And go on as if nothing happened Three years erased like that We’d just fall right in I’d recognize every smell And every corner as familiar as my own You would feel so natural, so right You’d be like home I like to think I still know you To believe I get it But it’s harder from a distance Up close, well, that’s different We could go back, way back I’d be so comfortable No wasting time with “get to know ya’s” We’re already like blood You don’t just forget a person Who knew you inside and out There will always be a supernatural draw Leading me back home
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catie-staff
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For You?
Written by
catie-staff
American
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Dec 3, 2013
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