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Travis ~ I Love You Anyways


You were on my mind Inside the cinema You looked so beautiful I almost had to go and when I got outside I thought of you again I think you should be framed In some fine art gallery I know you'd disagree with me But I love you anyways And should I climb high my Dreary city walls They make me feel so small Oh let me fade away This city's so cold & old Forever rain or snow i'd really love to come and go Oh won't you stay with me I know you'd disagree with me I just know you'd disagree but I love you anyways You were on my mind Inside the cinema You looked so beautiful I almost dried an eye And when I got outside I caught the 44 It dropped me outside my front door Forgot what I'd been living for more free lyrics

You were on my mind
Inside the cinema
You looked so beautiful
I almost had to go
and when I got outside
I thought of you again
I think you should be framed
In some fine art gallery
I know you'd disagree with me
But I love you anyways
And should I climb high my
Dreary city walls
They make me feel so small
Oh let me fade away
This city's so cold & old
Forever rain or snow
i'd really love to come and go
Oh won't you stay with me
I know you'd disagree with me
I just know you'd disagree
but I love you anyways
You were on my mind
Inside the cinema
You looked so beautiful
I almost dried an eye
And when I got outside
I caught the 44
It dropped me outside my front door
Forgot what I'd been living for

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