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Oma
03:42
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There's nothing to
Trouble you
Wait for me to call
I've no doubt at all
You'll see
There's nothing more
Of that I'm sure
Seen it many times before
I've no doubt at all
End scene
Oma, wish I'd never seen your face
You've left me out in space
It seems
Oma, if I am out of range
A thousand suns won't change your name
White sheets
Mincemeat
The lie of dreamless sleep
Cut it out of me
Maybe
Holding hands
Wedding bands
A child or two or three
They're not for you and me
End scene
Oma, wish I'd never seen your face
You've left me out in space
It seems
Oma, if I am out of range
A thousand suns won't change your name
No way, no doubt
You fool of a man
"Whatever I can"
Is not enough
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