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is there a warmth that we could share?
Untangle it from the Thinning Air
Get me a Medium for rooms, this distance between us shouldn't bloom
is there a warmth that we could share?
I'm holding your Hand, I wait in line
Do you remember my joke the other time?
We had a laugh that made me cry, I promise I'm not the other guy
Look! there's a painting in the air of you and I starting over:
We're getting undressed; the Bankers stare at You & I, Starting Over
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Wind Chimes
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Hanging down from my window those are my wind chimes
On the warm breeze the little bells tinkle like wind chimes
Though its hard I troy not to look at my wind chimes
Now and then, a tear rolls off my cheek
Close your eyes and lean back now, listen to wind chimes
In the late afternoon you're hung up on wind chimes
Though it's hard I troy not to look at my wind chimes
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Mind if I wake up early with the clean-up crew?
Gunna be more sunshine in a day or two
Better butter in the pan with an egg on top
Feels so good to be home with you, make the simulation stop
Six Hands
Simmering down with a task was a bit of a test
The heat's been off and the laundry is a big 'ol mess
Can't you come home early every single night
Whatever the weather, together forever
Sing it for me one more time
Six Hands
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Overthinking that I didn't put my sunscreen on
Not that it even matters
Once they replaced the sun
In the winter when the heat is on to warm our clothes
Heaven, God only knows
Because they've replaced the sun
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