Think Of Me
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Think Of Me
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i never knew how good i had it
i had to treat you like a habit
it became what i'd guess you call a
slight obsession now i've had some time to
work it out way too much time to
be without the one i've wanted you're my
right direction when you're back there do you
think of me when you're alone before you
sleep you are the one i'm waiting for
this time's not like before i'm going to
carry you away thinking good things now i
know we'll work it out somehow i try
to keep my chin up but it's so
hard to let you go it never hurt
before to be alone now your voice is
salvation on the phone i only wish you
weren't so far away
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