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When the Years Collide
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I hope the boats in your harbour town bring you good news,
I thought I'd write you to know how I've missed you around since you had to move away.
I remember the year to the month and the day when you did choose,
We all choose our own little plans to be taken away,
From the friends we'll lose, we all lose.
We rarely refer to the people we were when we've worked so hard to be who we are,
I look to those nights drunk on Christmas tree lights,
We were true Kings armed with cups and cards.
As snow fell we'd tell stories past and before we'd know it,
We'd be back home in our basement below all that snow,
Our smiles just glowing like the lights on the trees or your rosy red cheeks,
It's just so good to see you and I'm not afraid to show it,
Because it's been too long and I hate when you're gone,
So let's drink until it's dawn because it comes before we know it.
Maybe this one was a good year after all,
Because now we're all here.
We need our space to breath, we need to know that we're alive,
But as the city sleeps, we'll all come home when the years collide.
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