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Artist: Charlene Soraia
Canonical path: /charlene-soraia/when-we-were-five
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When We Were Five
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When We Were Five
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I don't see if you are meant for me
Why can't I even talk to you?
And you know that in time I'll declare you're mine,
Until then I just won't talk to you...
Please come back soon...
I watched as you sunk into the moonlight..
I watched as you sunk into the moon...
Don't cry, remember who I am, I broke your heart..
Don't cry, remember who I am - I broke your heart..!
When we were five, we stayed alive, when we were young...
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Charlene Soraia performs "When We Were Five", and this lyric page sits inside the Charlene Soraia catalog on LyroVerse.
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