History
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History
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Why don't we start this off with
Last summer we were drunk and alone
But I believed the gravity
Would keep you afloat
When you took to the bridge
And you thought you could fly
Then dived to the underneath
Reflecting the sky
But I'll be fine it's making sense
This moonlit sky is obvious
Please don't let me go
This moonlit sky is so obvious
For me to show this precious and colorful moment
Now retracing every step to the first day that we met
It becomes clear to me
This moment is history
What if we started over
So it's just you and me
Lets make a go of it
So innocent and indiscreet
We could drown together
And say goodbye as we choke
Or we could live forever with
Promises you promised me that
I'll be fine it's making sense
So sweet divine and confident
Please don't let me go
This moonlit sky is so obvious
For me to show this precious and colorful moment
Now retracing every step to the first day that we met
It becomes clear to me
This moment is history
This moment is history
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