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Someone To Love
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may i help you sir?
just a tie and shirt
got to get to work
your phone number?
as she shied away
he had found a place
of someone he could love
1968
everything was cool
work your 9-5
then to night school
each other on the brain
they’d eventually
have someone to love
talking on the phone
may i meet your folks?
family meals at home
i want this of my own
no more nights alone
a ring would set the tone
they’d have someone to love
everybody needs someone
so why are we scared?
its real, so we care
and we’ve never been there
with someone to love
everybody needs someone
there’s something i need to tell you
i’m just not quite sure how
the sirens you heard in the distance
while you kids were out
were the cries of someone you love
the cries of someone who is gone
i’m so sorry son
everybody needs someone
i’m so sorry son
someone to love is gone
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