The summer sun will set she said
If you leave it up there long
Take its beams and moon-time dreams
Leave town and be gone

I guess you can call that truth
I will call it lie
I will think of times gone by
When you and I were fine
I will hold those days up to my eye

Sometimes I don't know what you were thinking of
All I want is someone to love

Take your time and talk to him
It matters not at all
I will give you time enough
To know him very well

I am locking down the house
Staring at the wall
All I want to do today is sleep like I once could
If you could give me that
That'd be good

Sometimes I don't what you were thinking of
All I want is someone to love
All I want is someone to love
And you were pretty good to love
And you were pretty good to love


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    Speaks for itself. Gorgeous lyrics. Great, great song.

    pnw13on December 10, 2010   Link
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    The beauty of this song is that we've all been there. It tells a beautiful and relatable story with gorgeous music. Hey Marseilles is genius.

    maggle1209on April 30, 2012   Link

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