Days We Spent
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Days We Spent
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Just give me hope
But don't give me up
I'm getting older, my dreams turn to rust
Fear through the veins
As valves decay
And all the meaningless words that they say
I long for those days
Long passed away we could be happy with no price to pay
Let's talk about the summer days
The days that we spent
Laughing and drinking all night
Let's talk about the summer days
A youth gone misspent
Days where your dreams came to life
Is it wrong to dream
Of what might've been
Maybe I should've been quiet
But I never will
Maybe it is something that we should've seen
Maybe it is something that we could've been
Maybes going round my head over and over again
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