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Familiar Blue
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I hear that change is nothing new
They say it’s good for you
To clear your head and make some room
There wasn’t any other way
No brighter day
No magic words to make you stay
It’s only what I tell myself
Staring at my empty shelf
Erasing days I guess I never knew
Fade into familiar blue
I’m trying to tie up all the ragged ends
Split the stuff, split the friends
The lawyers and the dividends
I’ll keep the way the summer evening shines
On highway signs
Past laundry dancing on the lines
It’s only what I tell myself
Staring at my empty shelf
Erasing days I guess I never knew
Fade into familiar blue
If you ever come this way again
You’ve got a friend
A sunlit bed and time to spend
If you ever want to save
What never went away
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