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Admiral Twin ~ There


first met my girlfriend in the park one April day she was sitting underneath my favorite tree I had to say "you can't sit there" She laughed at me you know I couldn't help but like her told her so and then I guess I must've closed my eyes and kissed her looked again still there How did she get here? Why today appear? How can she be here? Minutes stretched to days to months we never left that spot I swear they had to mow around us carved our names into the tree and pledged that we'd be there One day we're talking suddenly she's got to play a game of hide and seek I close my eyes and count to ten look again she's gone Someone tell me please how long must I wait for her to be a good friend to her now? I can only count so high; the numbers just run out but I won't stop until they do (one million and one...one million and two...etc.) Looked high and low, looked all around but couldn't find her climbed a tree--nothing to see but people looking at me funny called her name I swear I spent the next three years just trying to find her thought I saw her once or twice but I'm not sure one thing I know though: when she goes she's gone How can I be there when I can't find her anywhere? How can I be unless she is why should I be there. more free lyrics

first met my girlfriend in the park one April day
she was sitting underneath my favorite tree
I had to say "you can't sit there"
She laughed at me you know I couldn't help but like her
told her so
and then I guess I must've closed my eyes and kissed her
looked again
still there

How did she get here?
Why today appear?
How can she be here?

Minutes stretched to days to months
we never left that spot
I swear they had to mow around us
carved our names into the tree and pledged that we'd be there

One day we're talking
suddenly she's got to play a game of hide and seek
I close my eyes and count to ten
look again
she's gone

Someone tell me please
how long must I wait for her to be a good friend to her now?
I can only count so high; the numbers just run out
but I won't stop until they do
(one million and one...one million and two...etc.)

Looked high and low, looked all around but couldn't find her
climbed a tree--nothing to see but people looking at me funny
called her name

I swear I spent the next three years just trying to find her
thought I saw her once or twice but I'm not sure
one thing I know though:
when she goes
she's gone

How can I be there
when I can't find her anywhere?
How can I be
unless she is
why should I be
there.

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