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See you tomorrow

from Pictures by Pauline B.

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lyrics

Wooden cubes on the floor
Trying to build the Eiffel Tower
A funny house and cars and train
Where cats and monsters become friends

In a small and cold living room
Somewhere down under
But who cares where we were
When we were together

Playing all day long with you
Singing lullabies sweet and mellow
I'm sorry that I lied to you
When I said “See you tomorrow”

We gathered up the wooden cubes
In utter consternation
And put them out with the cars and train
Together with our expectations

There was no playing with you
Nothing more to sing sweet or mellow
But someday in a year or two
We will have our tomorrow

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from Pictures, track released May 30, 2019
Écrit et composé par Pauline B.

Pauline B. – Chant, guitare acoustique
Aurélien Belliard – Basse, guitare électrique, batterie, percussions, piano, ukulélé
Manon Zurich – Violoncelle

Arrangements, enregistrement et mixage : Aurélien Belliard
Mastering : Hervé Baudier

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