Remember The Good
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Remember The Good
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Yes I suppose at time I think about him he was once so much a part of me
Heaven knows I've learned to live without him
Though hell it was at times it was a painful memory
But for all it matters now if it does for all that tried to be but never was
And for all the times I've tried I wouldn't change it if I could
For all he mentioned me I remember the good
I'll forget that all the good times we had
Won't make me quite so sad when I'm remembering
And for all the times I've tried I wouldn't change it if I could
For all he mentioned me I remember the good
For all he mentioned me I remember the good
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