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2AM
03:52
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Hold me close, don’t let me go
Let’s take this time to know each other more.
Tell me about our past so that I can make this last.
I want it to be you I’m with tomorrow.
Ask me questions, show me that you care.
Tell me that you’ll miss me when you know I won’t be there.
Let’s give this a try cause I’m not gonna lie
It’s been awhile since you first caught my eye.
So tell me yes, you want to know me too
I’d like to fill my days up with more of you
And if I could tell you tonight
I think that, just maybe we could be something great.
Just stay awhile, I don’t want you to go
There’s still so much about you, I’d like to know.
So if I had the chance, I’d take my time with you
Cause everything about you is so new.
I like the way you smile, the way you brush my hair
Off my face. I wish I could spend my nights in your embrace.
Who knows how long we’ll last. How far we’ll go
You’ve got your plans I’ve got mine but we never know.
Let’s not think too far, let’s not make this hard.
Cause once in awhile you meet somebody new
Who makes you feel you could be something great too
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