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doors\n  start_ms: 209370\n  end_ms: 215700\n- text: I never ask, he never said\n  start_ms: 215700\n  end_ms: 219930\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 219930\nplain: |-\n  I thought I knew the boy so well\n  If he was sad, I couldn't tell\n  I missed the point, and I missed the signs\n  If he's gone, the fault is mine\n  And I know, I know a whole lot of little things\n  And even though I can list them one by one\n  Oh, he would still be gone\n\n  His eyes are blue, his hair was long\n  In '64, he was born in Baton Rouge\n  His favorite song is \"In My Life\"\n  I memorized his every move\n  I knew his books, his car, his clothes\n  But I paid no attention to what mattered most\n\n  I never ask, he never said\n  And when he cried, I turned my head\n  He dreamed his dreams behind closed doors\n  That made them easy to ignore\n  And I know, I know I missed the forest for the trees\n  And all I have to show, you know when he walked out the door\n  The cold facts and nothing more\n\n  His eyes are blue, his hair was long\n  In '64, he was born in Baton Rouge\n  His favorite song is \"In My Life\"\n  I memorized his every move\n  I knew his books, his car, his clothes\n  But I paid no attention to what mattered most\n\n  His eyes are blue, his hair was long\n  In '64 he was born in Baton Rouge\n  His father's tall, his mother's gone\n  He moved out west when he was two\n  The way he laughed, the way he loved\n  Oh my God, what did I do?\n  What did I do?\n\n  He dreamed his dreams behind closed doors\n  I never ask, he never said\n"}]