No
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No
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I can picture everything
The streetlight where you came to me in the middle of your high
Hearing all the words you said
But you don't remember them
I'm the one who never lied
They will always tell you yes, but I'll tell you no
Forever, forever
They will always see the best but we're going home
Together, together
Oh, it's easy to be fooled
Into all the late night games
Is it ever feeling real?
We can change and make it right
If you ever see the light, tell the devil it's a deal
They will always tell you yes, but I'll tell you no
Forever, forever
They will always see the best but we're going home
Together, together
They will always tell you yes, but I'll tell you no
Forever, forever
They will always see the best but we're going home
Together, together
Together, together
Together, together
Forever
Together
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