Intro
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Visits used to be on holidays and weekends
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now you're always a phone call away from wherever you're needed
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for emergency speakings
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G body on a stretcher, eyes rolled back and barely sleeping
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tears in your voice, I'm trying to keep you from weeping.
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Because everything will be fine, as long as I say so.
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And everything will go right, as long as I say so.
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There's the prettiest view of the city from his bedside window
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if you ignore what they're for, these machines make the most beautiful glow
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turn the lights out and go
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Pillows under his head, make sure there is a steady blood flow
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hold his hand tight, whisper goodbye slow
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Because everything will be fine, as long as we say so.
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And everything will go right, as long as we say so.
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So we'll tell him to stay young
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Don't die on me yet
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Stay young, don't die on me yet
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Don't die on me yet, don't die on me
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Yet
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Cause I can't bear to see him like this again
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I just keep on thinking of us in that kitchen on those mornings
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I can't bear to see him like this again
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I just keep on thinking of us in that kitchen on those mornings
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Steady nights of sleeping
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Steady nights of sleeping
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Steady nights of sleeping
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Oh how I miss those
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Steady nights of sleeping
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Steady nights of sleeping
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Steady nights of sleeping
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Oh how I miss you
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