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Help Me Be Good to You
 
  Here in the light of late afternoon
Sun in the water, I’m thinking of you
How we’ve become too far to be drifting apart
All this distance we’re losing, I know it’s my fault
But I think that I love you
I know that I do
I just need you to help me,

Help me be good to you,
Help me, help me be good to you

I don’t know why I can’t settle down
Something from my childhood I still haven’t
Found
And I don’t want to hurt you
With all my longings and my doubts
Just the way I need to feel free I can see
How it brings you down

But I think that I love you
I know that I do
I just need you to help me,

Help me be good to you,
Help me, help me be good to you




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