Searching For Yesterday
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Searching For Yesterday
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They tell me that tomorrow soon will shine
For me and everyone who's lonely
But I don't care what they say
Tomorrow's just another day to be lonely.
And besides I couldn't care less
What tomorrow brings anyway
I'm not looking for tomorrow
I'm searching for yesterday.
I'm searching for a way
To turn back the time
Back to the happy days
When you were mine.
They tell me that time will heal the wound
You left but it's as real as ever
But time will never kill the pain
Or ever let me rest again now or ever.
I don't care about tomorrow
It will be just like today
I'm not looking for tomorrow
I'm searching for yesterday.
I'm searching for yesterday
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