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For her


 

I want to lay on your roof
 
Talking about everything and nothing
 
Falling in love with you as you are so tired

you could forget your own name

Looking into your eyes in which the stars reflect

And if you fall asleep 

I will lay awake thinking
 
Of what a pleasure it would be to get one more night
 
Watching the moonlight dance in your hair
 
Your face soften as your walls fall away
 
That's how I want to remember us.
 
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