Say, won't you stay?
We could talk about nothing at all
We'll sit here and make up the words as we go along

The games we could play
Maybe silently write us a song
Quietly shout from the roof that we don't belong

They told me maybe she's crazy, a little like you
Everyone said you were nothing but trouble
And all that I know is that I've never been here before

And no I'll never leave if it's alright with you
Dreaming of oceans while jumping in puddles
And all of my life I pretend you were there by the door
I don't need to pretend anymore

Strange, oh so strange
When it feels better being alone
You accept there is nobody else
and set it in stone

And then you came along
Your reflection was so sad and small
It made me believe once again
That I could be wrong

They told me maybe she's crazy, a little like you
Everyone said you were nothing but trouble
And all that I know is that I've never been here before

And no I'll never leave if it's alright with you
Dreaming of oceans while jumping in puddles
And all of my life I pretend you were there by the door
I don't need to pretend anymore

And it hurts to know
There was somebody out there
As strange and as beautiful as you
If I'd known sooner

Maybe she's crazy, a little like you
Everyone said you were nothing but trouble
All that I know is that I've never been here before

And no I'll never leave if it's alright with you
Dreaming of oceans while jumping in puddles
And all of my life I pretend you were there by the door
I don't need to pretend anymore

Maybe she's crazy, a little like you
Everyone said you were nothing but trouble
(I don't need to pretend anymore)

Maybe she's crazy, a little like you
Everyone said you were nothing but trouble
(I don't need to pretend anymore)


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