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Carry Me Away V1
 
  Today I went & bought myself a bottle
...like we used to do
Reminded me of you.

Today I saw a train roll by a river
Blowing off her steam
Reminded me of me
That’s when I threw the bottle in the river
Then I started running for the train

Carry me away carry me away

Its seven o nine california time
Whoever said it was a small world was either a liar or a fool
Cause it’s not true
And any promise you’d make is as easy to break
As the plastic people on a wedding cake so says you
But you know, I do

Time and time and time and time away I hear you thinking
Time and time and time and time
We’ keep trying crying lying and drinking
Carry me away carry me away




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