Remember
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Remember
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I got the feeling I lost you
Already, in my heart it seems
Like it's saying I'm not ready
For anything apart of me.
And here I live this illusion
Of what I thought
I am myself.
But I feel so far apart of me
And everything else.
Oh, but I would give
My soul away
To remember
This taste
Oh, but I would give
My soul away
To remember
Its taste
When we go circle-ways
And I'm trying to explain myself
They sold me half a chance
But I'm trying to make it over there.
I got the feeling I lost you
Already, in my heart is seems
They say that I'm not ready
For anything so meant to be
Oh, but I would give
My soul away
To remember
This taste
Oh, but I would give
My soul away
To remember
This taste
Oh, but I would give
My soul away
To remember
This taste
Oh, I hereby give
My soul away
To remember
This taste
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