A Hundred Years
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A Hundred Years
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Every night I think of you
When you're here it makes me feel
I'm alive, I'm alive
As you move away from me
A last goodbye I don't want you
To go, you to go
No matter where you're from
No matter what you've done
You can have it you can take it
But you can't have me always
Time changes in front of us
A hundred years look at the things
You have done, you have done
Lights fading I cannot see
Look ahead tell me is anyone
Out there, out there
No matter where you're from
No matter what you've done
You can have it you can take it
But you can't have me always
No matter where you've gone
No matter who was wrong
You can have it you can't take it
Now we can have it always
Always
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