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Cold hands
Something's wrong with my heart, I swear
I'm doing headstands
My world's turned upside-down since you're standing there

It's been so long since I've seen you,
don't know what my memory turned you into
but it ain't that, it ain't that, it ain't that
And there you are, the only one I wanted back

And what can I say besides hello?
And what can I do besides let you in and breathe out slow?
Three feet between us feels like a mile
and damn, it hurts to see you smile

In Washington, you grew up twice
In Washington, a heart's a different price
I try to remember all the angry thoughts I had
but I want you too bad
I want you too bad

I pour a cup of coffee, we sit and stare,
examine faces, I meet your eyes but it's hard to bear
because you're just the same, but somehow new
and still we match, just like we always used to

A million words we could've said a million ways
Life moves right along, so take it in, don't waste the days
So many years I spent on fixing up a broken heart
And here we are
And here we are --
Heading back to the start

In Washington, I hear the heartbeat that I missed
In Washington, I close my eyes, remember how we kissed
In Washington, please take my hand
In Washington, you'll understand

You say you'll never let me go again
I say I missed you, my best friend
You say that you think it's God's design
In Washington, our love's divine
(repeat & fade)

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from Somebody Say Something, released October 10, 2014

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