Ten In The Clear
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Ten In The Clear
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Counting the seconds
watching the world come crashing down
i knew all along
this can't last forever
it takes just a moment then it's gone
i'm lost in better days
i thought the past would never change
something has changed
and now i have to
watch you from my
rear-view mirror as i drive away
now that it's over
i can admit that i am scared
so unprepared
and so unfamiliar
everything is vanishing into thin air
i'm twisting and turning and burning
it's my armeggadon
my own personal ending of all things
driving through ashes of romance and memories
that used to mean the world to me
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