Two days chasing me around
I go crazy
When you're outside of my world
When you're outside of my world

No sounds singing me to sleep
I don't want the room to breathe
Just be with me
Just be with me

(I)
I feel forty kinds of sadness when you're gone
(I)
I feel the same thing always happens when you're gone
And I know you're just around the corner
Just around the corner is not enough
It's not enough

My eyes are waiting at the door
Just like every time before
Time flies so slow
Time flies so slow

(I)
I feel forty kinds of sadness when you're gone
(I)
I feel the same thing always happens when you're gone
And I know you're just around the corner
Just around the corner is not enough
Mmm, it's not enough

It's not enough, I don't know why
(Ooh)
It's not enough, I miss you all the time
(Ooh)
And I know you kinda like it
(Aah)
I feel yea, forty kinds of sadness ohh, when you're gone

(I)
I feel forty kinds of sadness when you're gone
(I)
I feel the same thing always happens when you're gone
I know you're just around the corner
Just around the corner is not enough

(I feel)
Just around the corner is not enough
(I feel)
Just around the corner is not enough
(I feel)
I know just around the corner is not enough
(I feel)
I know just around the corner is not enough



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