You can have hearing loss when youre
Boyfriend says hes boss youre scared of
A new endeavour. what can be tempting
You? who can be tempting you, you
Look like a winter.
You cant say no forever you cant say
No forever. Ive tried.
Run! if you have to run up to the mountain
Air a writers retreat maybe. sheltered
And lonely there a fireplace and a rocking
Chair you understand me.
You cant say no forever you cant say
No forever. Ive tried.
You cant say no in december as the trees
Lined the drive. Im sure your family
Remembers me by your side.
Night! as your clothes discard he asks
Was your day hard you can barely answer
Yes my worlds
Tumbling down
Stone by stone
To the ground
Please take out the garbage.
You cant say no in december a piano
Played by a childs hand drifts over the
Verandah and Im your man.
You cant say no forever. you cant say
No forever. you cant say no forever.
You cant say no forever.
Ive tried and I know why.
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