These Eyes Will Remember
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These Eyes Will Remember
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If i could count the ways i'd tell you how
By singing sweet lullabies
Now i feel like my heart stopped
I have no tears left
I cried myself to sleep for too long
This is the end
Back on my feet that once collapsed
I have the strength to forget
To forget you
My hands grip me
Holding in my insides
My eyes widen only see whiteness
Easy out my last words
Tears flow like rivers
I'd love to share the pleasure
Back on my feet that once collapsed
I have the strength to forget you
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