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Hands Down (single)
03:03
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What was up
With that one phone call?
Has time passed
Can we laugh about it now?
I've got to tell you
What you mean to me
You're a warmth
That I thought I would never see
Yeah, you are my favourite
You're my favourite hands down, down, down, down
Catching all these words
It's not an easy thing to do
But words are better than
Living without you
I drink TV
And watch coffee in a room
Wishing you were here
And that life would resume
I've got to tell you
What you mean to me
You're a warmth
That I thought I would never see
Yeah, you are my favourite
But when you leave
There is a void
I try so hard to avoid
But I'm pinned by the centroid
What was up
With that one phone call?
I'm no good
Unless you're in the room
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