Sleep Soundly
I can't sleep soundly without you
Eyes wide open all night again
But you're doing fine
Throwing up my thoughts again, as you open a bottle of wine
Is this it for us?
Is this our demise?
I learnt to love
When you never even tried
Tell me you miss me
Like you always do
The truth is, my love I can't sleep soundly without you
Many a time I drift
And many a time I've missed
My love, I can't sleep soundly without you
Eyes wide open all the time again
But you're doing fine
Throwing up my thoughts again, as you drink that bottle of wine
Is this it for us?
Is this our demise?
I learnt to love
When you never even tried
Tell me you miss me
Like you always do
The truth is, my love I can't sleep soundly without you
Many a time I drift
And many a time I've missed
My love, I can't sleep soundly without you
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