Days Go By
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Days Go By
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Verse 1
...and so we begin to feel the pain
as quick as it ended
did we believe the plans we made
As much as this is starting to hurt right now
our lives move on, with no regrets but are we alright?
This time
Chorus
Days go by, and lifes too short
We'll think back to, to the moments
when we were young
Verse 2
...and so we begin to undermine
and then we realize that there is no where to hide
Now Don't you tell me that this hurts
while I'm fine I know you're not
you're our there faking smiles I know you will go for
mile and miles
Bridge
Miles and miles still searching for answers
is your God out there...
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