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Jennifer
04:13
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Well I woke up in a cold sweat
‘Cause it came to me inside a dream
Got to get you back into my life
I’ve been traveling
I’ve been searching
Looking for a home to call my own
Without you in my bed it don’t feel right
So I grab my keys
And I start my car
Pick up a bouquet of daisies
I remember they’re your favorite
Jennifer
My life is incomplete now that you’re gone
Take me back
I don’t know how to live on my own
Jennifer, you’re the one
Now I’m cruising down the highway
Our favorite song is coming on
“Sometimes” by My Bloody Valentine
I was lustful
I was foolish
I thought that she was the one for me
But you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone
So I climb your stairs
And I ring your bell
Brought you a bouquet of daisies
I remember they’re your favorite
Jennifer
My life is incomplete now that you’re gone
Take me back
I don’t know how to live on my own
Jennifer, you’re the one
I stand here on your front porch and wait for you to reach the door
I look left, see a red tricycle lying on the floor
I see the family sticker on the back of your sedan
I start my car and drive away as fast as I can
Jennifer
Your life is complete now that I’m gone
I will try
To find out how to live
On my own
Jenny, you’ve found a home
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