Photo of the moment
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Photo of the moment
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Take a photo of the moment
Because this could be the last time
We see each other
Look behind all the time we spent
With nothing very important
To bother
Look to your face, you're tired
To improve and worsen everyday
Look to your face, you hired
Happiness, and don't know how to pay
Nothing left behind is gone away
If you seize the chance
Just once
Every move aback you make
Wait, you'll see
That nothing will be gone
Look to your face, you're tired
To improve and worsen everyday
Look to your face, you hired
Happiness, and don't know how to pay
Nothing will be gone
Wait, your chance will come
A photo of the moment
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