Forever
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Forever
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Lyrics:
(Ahh..ahh..)
Yesterday is gone forever.
Tommorow will never be here so live for today
(..Ahh..)
The days they come and go so fast
You sometimes wonder how long they are going to last
(..Ahh..)
(..Ahhh...aahh...)
Forever
(..Ahhh...aahh...)
Wasting time and you would see.
How you can lose the precious time
So did to me.
(Aahh..)
Yesterday is gone forever,
Tomorrow will never be here.
So live for today
(..Ahh..)
Announcer: Lips 106
Everyday is a beautiful day!
Don't waste your time doing things you wouldn't die to do.
(..Aahh..)
Everyday is a beautiful day!
Don't waste your time doing things you wouldn't die to do.
(..Aahh..)
(..Ahh...aahh...aahh..aahh..)
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Lucy performs "Forever", and this lyric page sits inside the Lucy catalog on LyroVerse.
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