He certainly did earn that reputation.
Up all night,
You wore your falling heart
Opened up to us,
And now we know the days you left
You said the saddest mind
Turned it inside out, your mother
She knows your things can do without
In the middle of the day
We found love
In the middle of the day
We would know
So back in you gave to us
All our love, all our life
All our love, all our life
Turned it inside out,
I know it hurts
Even you're stuck with me in
And come back
But you brought the sad over
In the middle of the day
We found love
In the middle of the day
We found love
In the middle of the day
We found love
In the middle of the day!
In the middle of the day!
In the middle of the day!
We found love
You wore your falling heart
Opened up to us,
And now we know the days you left
You said the saddest mind
Turned it inside out, your mother
She knows your things can do without
In the middle of the day
We found love
In the middle of the day
We would know
So back in you gave to us
All our love, all our life
All our love, all our life
Turned it inside out,
I know it hurts
Even you're stuck with me in
And come back
But you brought the sad over
In the middle of the day
We found love
In the middle of the day
We found love
In the middle of the day
We found love
In the middle of the day!
In the middle of the day!
In the middle of the day!
We found love
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