Sit And Listen
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Sit And Listen
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Would you just sit next to me and try to listen
And please don't say a word, not ever
I'd like you to remember, that once upon a time, we said forever
That you had hopes and dreams
But you were the one who threw them away
And this is something you will always, regret
Until your dying day
The pain was deep
Unbearable and painful, for so many nights
You'll never forget all the sadness, all the uncontrollable tears
Slowly you rebuild your life, you're content with what you've got
And although it's hard, I'm beginning to forget, what I've not
But please don't speak, and don't ever look back
Remember you, already opened
A new chapter of your life
When everything means nothing
For you, I'm gonna find, a new you
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