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A Letter

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Emo Side Project Canonical path: /emo-side-project/a-letter Related lyric paths: 6
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A Letter

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I know that I've grown and you'll always remember

Me at two years old slurring my speech and clinging

To your knees. But you've given me some

Of my favorite memories. I know this distance tears us apart

Old photographs and phones calls aren't enough

So I just want you to know you've always been there

To help me conquer the coldest

Winters and I love you for that.

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