Over The Years
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Over The Years
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Ever feel abandoned
Like your friends don't need you anymore?
Ever feel like things are changing
People hate you but you don't know what for?
You are moving slowly
But your life is moving much too fast
Lose your grip on people and places
And you're left living in the past...
Living in the past
With your pictures and old friendships that you always thought would last
Over the years
Living in the past
With the music that you listen to, the things you do to try to make it last
Over the years
People that you used to know walk by
But they don't say hello
You think "Do they remember me?"
But they've got somewhere new to go
They don't remember you
Why do you dwell on these people and the places where you used to go?
They don't care
They don't remember you
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