So, we're alone again
I wish it were over, we seem to never end,
Only get closer, to the point where I can take no more,
The clouds in your eyes, down your face they pour,
Won't you be the new one burn to shine,
I take the blue ones every time, walk me down your broken line,
All you have to do is cry
Yes, all you have to do is cry

Hush my baby now,
Your talking is just noise and won't lay me down
Amongst your toys in a room where I can take no more,
The clouds in your eyes, down your face they pour,
Won't you be the new one burn to shine,
I take the blue ones every time, take the blue ones everyday
Walk me down your broken line,
All you have to do is cry,
Yes all you have to do is cry

Photographs and brightly colored paper,
Are your mask you wear in this caper, that is our life,
We walk right into the strife,
And a tear from your eye brings me home,

Won't you be the new one burn to shine,
I take the blue ones every time,
Walk me down your broken line,
All you have to do is cry,
All you have to do is cry.


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Closer Lyrics as written by Joshua Ryan Radin

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    i herd this song on scrubs to, ive got exactly the same problemat the moment.

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