Duet Song
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Duet Song
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I remember the time it took you to grow
Into a flower, the violet that we all know
It was mid-december and I had a cold heart
Remember spring with all the stupid parties
Cuz I don't
And the stories that you told me
I love those
And thinking about you is breaking my heart
My heart
Do you recall the summer we would keep
Our smiles alive all the days of the week
I miss the most how you would tell me
I'll never change
And with the turn of the seasons, baby
You grew and I let them change me
I regret only one thing the most
That's using my head, not my heart
Do you remember the night I brought you home?
We took a shower
My parents, they were long gone
You kissed my lips and told me
We had only begun
Well that's the night I went so long
I kissed you that could tell you I wasn't
(Ooh-ooh)
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Dresses performs "Duet Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Dresses catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Back To Life and Blew My Mind with a short reason for opening each page next.
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