I feel the future coming on
And I see papers on the lawn
Things are things are turning round
But your smile is nowhere to be found
We're like two gameboys in the sand
It's all gone when the water takes the land
Blue skies are smiling at me
Blue skies and orange christmas trees

And its so high
You'll never know
Your up from your down
And it's so low
You'll never tell
Where the water meets the ground

Things will never be the same
I lost my favorite gameboy game
Things will never be the same
I lost my favorite gameboy

And it's so wide
You'll never guess
A number between one and two
And it's so thin
You'll understand
Why the water is so

Blue skies smiling at me
Blue skies and orange christmas trees


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Gameboy Lyrics as written by Eric Michener

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