Ah, it's what love looks like, in a world of reproach,
Completely absorbed in that too
Exciting over fair, always daily forward, always the power to choose
In your eyes, what love looks like, it's still the longest thing that I do
In your eyes, the useless nights and all the dreary places, but what blue
Oh, I was always too uneasy, too for solitude,
Too into all the things you can do
To come into the open, to come into the light
Forward, daily forward for what blue
In your eyes, what our love looks like, it's the longest thing that we do
In your eyes, all of our dark doors, our disenchanted paths, but what blue
I love you so much, it distorts my life,
What drove and drives you drove and drives me too
When I think I'm clear, I think I'm doing fine, completely absorbed in what blue
In your eyes, it's what love looks like, it's the longest thing that we do
In your eyes, all the useless nights and all the dreary places and what blue
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