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September
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You got your clothes and your books and your empty smile,
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You took your time but you're finally out,
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Now I can breathe, I can dance, I can run amok,
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You think I'm cruel but you know that I'm right,
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'Cause we were ordinary, bored and wary of the things we said
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It ain't a crime to sing a sad song,
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One about love, now that it's gone,
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It ain't a crime to sing a sad song,
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One about us, now that we're done
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You give me wings, give me life when you're not around,
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You were no good 'til I left you behind,
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You made me gray, just a face in another crowd,
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Now I'm alone and I'm one of a kind,
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Yeah we were ordinary, quiet contrary to a stormy daze
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It ain't a crime to sing a sad song,
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One about love, now that it's gone,
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It ain't a crime to sing a sad song,
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One about us, now that we're done
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And I knew that we were wrong,
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But you needed me to move you along,
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And I know we didn't belong together,
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We were ordinary, bored and wary of the things we said
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It ain't a crime to sing a sad song,
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One about love, now that it's gone,
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It ain't a crime to sing a sad song,
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(it ain't a crime to sing a sad song)
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One about us, now that we're done
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It ain't a crime to sing a sad song
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One about love, now that it's gone (to sing a sad song)
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It ain't a crime to sing a sad song
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One about us, now that we're done (to sing a sad song)
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It ain't a crime to sing a sad song, one about love
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Now that it's gone
JP Cooper - September Song
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