For Elaine
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For Elaine
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She'll never know how much I love her
Know, know it's to late now
She'll never know how deep is my love
Know it's to late now
For Elaine it's too late
It's too late now for, her soul cannot be saved
She tasted white, oh white she loved the most
Is it to late now?
If I knew I would never let her go
But it's to late now
For Elaine it's too late
It's too late now for, her soul cannot be saved
I brought her white roses, oh white she loved the most
Dropped them to her
Beneath her name, I drooped them beneath her name
On her grave
For Elaine it's too late
It's too late now for, her soul cannot be saved
It's too late for Elaine
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