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Someone Thinks Of You (Gentle Acoustic)

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[Intro] (soft piano) [Verse 1] The phone is quiet on the table The room is just a little too still You wonder if you've slipped from every memory Like a cup left on the windowsill But somewhere out across the city Somebody hears a song you used to sing And they smile without even knowing That you're the reason for that little thing [Pre-Chorus] You are not as far away As this empty room would say [Chorus] Someone thinks of you More often than you know In the little things they do In the places that you go When the night feels long and blue And the silence starts to grow Hold on, it's true Someone thinks of you [Verse 2] The neighbour waves as you walk by The barista knows the way you take your tea An old friend scrolling through their photos Stops to wonder how you've come to be The kindness that you gave so freely Is still out there, echoing around You left a little light in people And that light is still around [Pre-Chorus] You are not as far away As this empty room would say [Chorus] Someone thinks of you More often than you know In the little things they do In the places that you go When the night feels long and blue And the silence starts to grow Hold on, it's true Someone thinks of you [Bridge] So maybe send a message Maybe say hello The door you think is closing Might be waiting to be opened slow [Final Chorus] Someone thinks of you More often than you know When the night feels long and blue Let a little warmth back in your soul Hold on, it's true Someone thinks of you [Outro] Someone thinks of you Someone thinks of you

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