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Jupiter One Anna


The last one was like a distant sun
He had you wondering how a star can burn out
When it's just begun
It may seem like you never learn from your mistakes
But when a heart gets drunk on a face and some words
Then a picture forms, doesn't take too long
Anna you're in love again
You saw a lighthouse calling to you
Can you remember when you didn't swear it would never
last
You told me from time to time
That your lighthouse would sometimes disappear
Now Anna, you're falling in love too fast
Late for work today, you say you walked the wrong way
What are you thinking ‘bout, girl, when a voice breaks
through
Clears the daydreams away
A distant light, sometimes a foghorn in the night
Is your reminder you were just a child when you know
That you needed someone to prove you wrong
But you didn't know it would take so long
Anna you're in love again
You saw a lighthouse calling to you
Can you remember when you didn't swear it would never
last
You told me from time to time
That your lighthouse would sometimes disappear
Now Anna, you're falling in love too fast



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