Those Days
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Those Days
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Used to swear there was nothing better
than having me for the night
When the morning came you'd quietly slip
Back into her life
Chorus)
You can have your ways
I'm through living this lie
You can take those days
Let me move on, Move on with my life
I used to watch you through the crowds
as you ran your hands over her
Now these days are yours when morning comes
It's I who slips out of his door
(Chorus)
(Bridge)
So many people say
I was just wasting my time
But that's all in the past
Cause I've moved on with my life
Those days are gone
My day begins
You don't have my life
But I have his
(Chorus)
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