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The early summer rain is the color green,
Making me feel so sad? one morning, all alone.
Steeped in love and loneliness,
I was incubating feelings that would never reach you.
Unable to say the words, this first love
Has the heart of a rag doll.
You ran through the courtyard after school,
But I was always searching somewhere far away.
This dream is too shallow? I can?t separate my head from my heart.
The evening glow is the color apricot
As I whistle on my way? heading home, all alone.
I can?t even call out your name?
I was simply staring at this captivated heart.
Unable to say the words, this first love
Has the heart of a rag doll.
Just like dancing flower petals disturbing the water?s surface,
Whenever I had tried to write the word ?love?,
I couldn?t stop from shaking.
This dream is too shallow? I can?t separate my head from my heart.
You ran through the courtyard after school,
But I was always searching somewhere far away.
This dream is too shallow? I can?t separate my head from my heart.
fuente: musica.com
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The early summer rain is the color green,
Making me feel so sad? one morning, all alone.
Steeped in love and loneliness,
I was incubating feelings that would never reach you.
Unable to say the words, this first love
Has the heart of a rag doll.
You ran through the courtyard after school,
But I was always searching somewhere far away.
This dream is too shallow? I can?t separate my head from my heart.
The evening glow is the color apricot
As I whistle on my way? heading home, all alone.
I can?t even call out your name?
I was simply staring at this captivated heart.
Unable to say the words, this first love
Has the heart of a rag doll.
Just like dancing flower petals disturbing the water?s surface,
Whenever I had tried to write the word ?love?,
I couldn?t stop from shaking.
This dream is too shallow? I can?t separate my head from my heart.
You ran through the courtyard after school,
But I was always searching somewhere far away.
This dream is too shallow? I can?t separate my head from my heart.
fuente: musica.com