This Day
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This Day
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You carry away
Your thoughts for this day
Save them for a time
When you’re old and gray
Many years may pass you will find someday
Memories return to where we are this day in time
One of a kind
No more will we find
Each moment a rhyme
Upon a church bells chime
Many years may pass as you find your way
Memories remain of the love we shared this day
Many years may pass you will find someday
Memories return to where we are this day in time
You carry away
Your thoughts for this day
Save them for a time
When you’re old and gray
Many years may pass as you find your way
Memories remain of the love we shared this day
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