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(claude s.) There's a sound i recall as i watched the trains I remember how i felt so small standing next to you As i walked in the land where i couldn't speak No-one seemed to understand, it was only me All we are is a speck in a tiny place That's part of a larger whole, in isolation Desperate when you fall down, i won't let you drown Although we're small Kiss me, say goodnight. our love is bright. Although we're small Tell me, you're not afraid, that feeling fades Although we're small Show me, you are my friend, to the farthest ends Cause time is small more free lyrics

(claude s.)

There's a sound i recall as i watched the trains
I remember how i felt so small standing next to you
As i walked in the land where i couldn't speak
No-one seemed to understand, it was only me

All we are is a speck in a tiny place
That's part of a larger whole, in isolation

Desperate when you fall down, i won't let you drown
Although we're small
Kiss me, say goodnight. our love is bright.
Although we're small
Tell me, you're not afraid, that feeling fades
Although we're small
Show me, you are my friend, to the farthest ends
Cause time is small

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