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Some things never should be stripped naked of fantasy They're not meant to be real I remember the look in your eyes At the hotel when i arrived full of adventure You said, "come and see me," until i believed it What else could you mean? Long drive back from madison... Long drive back from madison Some people never will be Happy enough to believe somebody could love them Sometimes an hour's enough To turn an innocent touch into an insult You smiled without joy As if i was a chore somebody forced upon you Long drive back from madison... Long drive back from madison So much time to think about you Like a dry wind whistling through my dead expectations While the radio fades in and out Like the anger that i felt for your empty emotions You said, "come and see me," until i believed it ... what else could you mean? Long drive back from madison... Long drive back from madison... Long drive back from madison. more free lyrics

Some things never should be stripped naked of fantasy
They're not meant to be real
I remember the look in your eyes
At the hotel when i arrived full of adventure
You said, "come and see me," until i believed it
What else could you mean?
Long drive back from madison...
Long drive back from madison

Some people never will be
Happy enough to believe somebody could love them
Sometimes an hour's enough
To turn an innocent touch into an insult
You smiled without joy
As if i was a chore somebody forced upon you

Long drive back from madison...
Long drive back from madison

So much time to think about you
Like a dry wind whistling through my dead expectations
While the radio fades in and out
Like the anger that i felt for your empty emotions
You said, "come and see me," until i believed it
... what else could you mean?

Long drive back from madison...
Long drive back from madison...
Long drive back from madison.

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