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Subconscious Mind

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Subconscious Mind

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I thought last night that i saw someone

I really ought to know

Then i stopped for a while and tried to remember

Cause that’s been so long ago

Just couldn’t place that sweet little face

Like words to some old love song

But i whispered a name i thought i’d forgotten

That my foolish heart belonged

A subconscious mind plays tricks sometimes

Like a little voice whispering within

And dreams have a way of bringing back yesterday

And my foolish heart ever win

Seems so very strange how old memories

Can come back and knock on your door

Before last night i thought i had forgotten

But today i’m not so sure

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