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OldFilm
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Oh, today has been blue
But I'm happy to be right here with you
It's been a year, two months, and thirty weeks
For a second more, I'd just pull down the moon for you
So please stay
Inside for the whole day
And watch an old film with me
Hit replay and stay
Inside for the whole day
And watch an old film with me
Tell me please you'll stay
Inside for the full day
And watch this old film with me
If I may please say
It'll be okay
We'll see a technicolor mystery
Smell the petrichor from samples in these magazines
I'll always ask if this is a dream
It's always as if things are not what they seem
You know you were in the right place
At the wrong time of my right mind, Oh
Please stay
Inside for the whole day
And watch an old film with me
Hit replay and stay
Inside for the whole day
And watch an old film with me
Tell me please you'll stay
Inside for the full day
And watch this old film with me
If I may please say
It'll be okay
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OldFilm (Instrumental)
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