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Remember

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Remember

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cold like a winter breeze

when you know you can't fight forever

i wanna take you

and i wanna make you see the light

i can save you now

i'm sorry that i let you down

i tried so hard

but it's not worth it

it's not working out

warm like summer heat

when you know you can't fight forever

kill or die

don't let anyone down

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