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My knees were buckling,
At the thought you'd even look at me
We started talking,
About nothing really at all
The rain started pouring down,
So we left, we just drove around,
For hours, talking,
About nothing really at all
The sun & the moon & the stars,
They all shine bright for you,
& it's beautiful,
Well I think it's beautiful, yeah
The years keep passing by,
It's crazy, how fast time flies,
But we're still talking,
About nothing really at all
With a heart of gold & a little bit of soul,
If we never go to sleep, we'll never grow old
We can prove them right, or prove them wrong,
But as long as you're with me, I'm sure we'll be fine
The sun & the moon & the stars,
They all shine bright for you,
& it's beautiful,
Well I think it's beautiful, yeah
& the sun & the moon & the stars,
They all shine bright for you,
& it's beautiful,
Well I think it's beautiful, yeah
Not a day goes by,
I don't get butterflies,
When I think of you
So I cross my heart,
& hope to die,
I promise you,
I'll be waiting
I'll always be waiting,
Until the end of time,
I'll never leave your side,
It's all that I can do
‘Cause the sun & the moon & the stars,
They all shine bright for you,
& it's beautiful,
Well I think it's beautiful, yeah
& the sun & the moon & the stars,
They all shine bright for you,
& it's beautiful,
Well I think it's beautiful, yeah
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