"Marilyn" lyrics

I walk through the town where I spent all my teen years
Past the charity shop where I worked on the weekend
That's where I spoke to Marilyn
She had sore bones and thinner skin
But she still had a good heart
Yeah, she taught me many things
Like how I gotta spread my wings
And that this world isn't all dark

I take a look around and think about the old days
Beside me on a bench, I see a name was engraved and it read

Marilyn
Just sitting here and thinking about the
Cool things you said
To make me feel a little better
I'm having one-way conversations on a park bench
Because I know I'll never forget
Marilyn
But I wish I could hear you again
(Again and again and again, Marilyn)
Yeah, I wish I could hear you again
(Again and again and again, Marilyn)

Sat looking through your eyes, yeah you wouldn't recognise this
City that you loved, but for the colour of the sky
I've been taking your advice, trying to see the good in life
But to see the good in life is to live to see it die

(Again and again and again, Marilyn)
Oh, I wish I could hear you again

Marilyn
Just sitting here and thinking about the
Cool things you said
To make me feel a little better
I'm having one-way conversations on a park bench
Because I know I'll never forget
Marilyn
But I wish I could hear you again
(Again and again and again, Marilyn)
Yeah, I wish I could hear you again
(Again and again and again, Marilyn)
(Again and again and again)

Marilyn
Just sitting here and thinking about the
Cool things you said
You made me feel a little better
I'm having one-way conversations on a park bench
Because I know I'll never forget
Marilyn
But I wish I could hear you again
(Again and again and again, Marilyn)
Yeah, I wish I could hear you again
And again, and again
Oh, I wish I could hear you again
Marilyn