I'd like to see you
In the morning
In the evening
But you need a warning
I'd like to see you
It's a last ditch
C'mon you gotta
Ain't sayin' there's not a catch
Well, come on out now
It's the only way
Can't fake I know how
Is that all you're gonna let me say?

I'd like to see you
Don't you miss it?
I lied again today
And now I wish that
You'd believe me when I need to
You should be weary, I would if I were you
Can I come along?
I can't take the strain
Now what else is wrong?
Should I take the blame?

I'd like to see you
In the morning
In the evening
But you need a warning
I'd like to see you
Don't you miss it?
Light again today
Now I wish that

You'd believe me
When I need to
You should be weary, i would if I were you
Can't I come along?
I can't take the strain
Now what else is wrong?
Sure, I'll take the blame
Come on out now
It's the only way
Can't fake I know how.
Is that all you're gonna let me say?

You got things to do
So, what else is new?
Won't you give me some?
Bring it back for me
Won't you come and see?
You're the only one
So, what else is new? [Repeat: x2]
You got things to do
So, what else is new?
Won't you give me some?
Bring it back for me
Won't you come and see?
You're the only one x3


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    greatness is a way to describe the album this is off of.

    floydian18on June 19, 2006   Link

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