Prison of Memories
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Prison of Memories
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My heart's a prison of mem'ries oh how I wish they would escape
My mind's a prison of mem'ries they're here to stay they'll never go away
My love for you was always true dear I told no lies or alibis to you
But now we're through dear
You found someone new so my prison turn starts soon
They're locked up tight the sentence was a life the mem'ries you left me with
I wish they'd leave but why should I grieve with mem'ries like these to relive
My heart's a prison of mem'ries...
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They're locked up tight...
My heart's a prison of mem'ries...
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