Acoustic Song
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Acoustic Song
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We live and die like all the rest
Every summer has its sunset every year
Love and hope put to the test
Every grain of comfort holds the seed of fear
And I loved you long ago
And I love you still
But the roads that we have travelled
Took us far apart
Scattered to the four winds
Some day we will find the time to heal
And I loved you long ago
And the stars that bear my name
Are the wounds that never heal
But the road that we have travelled
Took us far apart
And I love you still
And I loved you long ago
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Bruce Dickinson performs "Acoustic Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Bruce Dickinson catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to (I Wanna Be) Elected and 2 Minutes To Midnight with a short reason for opening each page next.
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