The Best Of Me
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The Best Of Me
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So many years gone
Still I remember
How did I ever let my heart believe
In one who never gave enough to me
And so many years gone
And love that was so wrong
I can't forget the way it used to be
And how you've changed the test of love for me
You were my one more chance
I never thought I'd find
You were the one romance
I've always had in my mind
No one will ever touch me more
And I only hope that in return
I might of saved the best of me for you
And we'll have no ending, no, no
If we can hold on
And I think I've come this far because of you
Could be no other love but ours will do
No one will ever touch me more
I only hope that in return
No matter how much we have to learn
I saved the best of me for you
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