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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeSeven Days a Thousand Times
A Saturday downpour carved out rivers in the sandshe said it was her first time to see the seahelping to clime the jetty rockswas the first time I touched her handand the rain and the way it felt never let up all weekby Thursday I knew everything about herAnd God, the last day I didn't wanna leave without herThe sidewalks and streets were soakedand the sky was graybut you should've seen her faceshining like that light housethrough all the rain and the way she called my nameI've lived those seven days a thousand timesthose seven days a thousand timesTime was like the tide, it came and wentThat old pier ran clear out into the mistand my mind playsthat Tuesday night again and again and againI taste that old saltwater taffy on her lipsAnd Wednesday morning snuck in through the windowand we just laid there and listened to the waves come and goThe sidewalks and streets were soaked and the sky was graybut you should've seen her faceshining like that light housethrough all the rain and the way she called my nameWell, I've lived those seven days a thousand timesthose seven days a thousand timesMoments with her, now there all a blurexcept for every secondevery word, every drop of rain, every single grain of sandThe sidewalks and streets were soakedand the sky was graybut you should've seen her faceshining like that light housethrough all the poring rain and the way she called my nameWell, I've lived those seven days a thousand timesthose seven days a thousand times
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