Cold and lonely night, you don't have to leave at all
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a car rolls up outside on time, a moment from your call
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and handshake seems more fitting than a kiss
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such a shame that you and I should have to end like this
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Can't we just sit down and talk it over
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surely you can ask the better way
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strange that you're the one so set on leaving
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and I'm the one who said last night that it was all too late
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Can't we just sit down and talk it over
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who knows, maybe in a little while
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we'll forget our pride, and the things we said last night
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and maybe you and I can talk it out
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Tonight stay somewhere warm, they say it's gonna freeze
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you may not find a place at all, so be sure and take your keys
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I can almost taste the silence now
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does it really matter still,
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who was wrong, who let who down
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Can't we just sit down and talk it over
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who knows, maybe in a little while
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we'll forget our pride, and the things we said last night
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and maybe you and I can talk it out
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Hold on, hold on
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surely you and I can talk it out
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hold on, hold on
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surely you and I can make it right
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hold on, hold on, yeah
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can't we just sit down and talk it over
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hold on, hold on
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hold on, hold on
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CAN'T WE JUST SIT DOWN (AND TALK IT OVER)
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| Donna Summer |
