Reach You
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Reach You
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Words too late,
Won’t make you stay
Or give us tomorrow
Or today.
Our love has faded
Away, it seems so strange
To have to let go
Too soon
And it’s true
That I still miss you.
You ain’t coming back.
No matter how hard I try.
And I can’t reach you.
Once you’ve made up your mind.
Time don’t change
Days last for weeks
Here alone.
The telephone
Sends blurry signals
Of home
But you’re gone
And I can’t get over you.
You ain’t coming back.
No matter how hard I try.
And I can’t reach you.
Once you’ve made up your mind.
& I refuse to die here.
My friend its time to just move on.
& Don’t let her see you crying.
There’s no use
When she’s made up her mind
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