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I had a quick lunch, then I drove off
It was a very bizarre departure from your house
The weather was beautiful
I stopped to call you and you said yes
You were nevertheless optimistic of our love,
But
I'll tell ya
When you're not around me, i get blue
I can't begin describing it to you, no
I feel a kind of invisible pain
Without you there's no reasonable gain
Norway Norway Norway
I've begun to dwell in misery
Ff only it was you that I could see, though
I feel a kind of unthinkable fear
There's no desire to live without you here
Norway Norway Norway
I'm eating breakfast all by myself
It is a typically bland existence without you
Filling the coffee cup
It was a very bizarre departure from your house
The weather was beautiful
I stopped to call you and you said yes
You were nevertheless optimistic of our love,
But
I'll tell ya
When you're not around me, i get blue
I can't begin describing it to you, no
I feel a kind of invisible pain
Without you there's no reasonable gain
Norway Norway Norway
I've begun to dwell in misery
Ff only it was you that I could see, though
I feel a kind of unthinkable fear
There's no desire to live without you here
Norway Norway Norway
I'm eating breakfast all by myself
It is a typically bland existence without you
Filling the coffee cup
Lyrics submitted by dannsceol
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The original version of this song from "The North" is just perfect.