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On the Fridge
04:40
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When I was young
I saw you as a castle
Lately I find
windows open up for me
Family slides in our living room
soft focus light
You used to be
worried about me
Thinking that I will
always be sad
I send you pictures of my kids
You don’t need to worry anymore
lift me up on the fridge again
So I could watch you make dinner
lift me up on the fridge again
Lift me up
Lift me up
like a librarian
of old
Who knows the answer
to every question
You store emotions like coal
Condensed into diamonds
You wish that
I’d buy a house
I don’t always take your advice
But still scared of the day
You won’t be around to give it
lift me up on the fridge again
So I could watch you make dinner
lift me up on the fridge again
Lift me up
Lift me up
When I was in the army
I’d wait for your letters
I wanted you to write that everything will be ok
You sent me stories of your war
Lighting bombs in the desert night
lift me up on the fridge again
So I could watch you make dinner
lift me up on the fridge again
Lift me up
Lift me up
on the fridge again
So I could watch you make dinner
lift me up on the fridge again
Lift me up
Lift me up
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