Reminder
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Reminder
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Don't let me dark in your door
It's not what I came here for
No it's not what I came here for
And I won't hear you cry when I'm gone
I won't know if I'm doing you wrong
I'll never know if I'm doing you wrong
A constant reminder of where I can find her
A light that might give up the way
Is all that I'm asking, for without her I'm lost
Oh my love, don't fade away
So watch the world tear us apart
A stoic mind and a bleeding heart
You'll never see my bleeding heart
And your lights always shining on
And I've been traveling oh so long
I've been traveling oh so long
A constant reminder of where I can find her
A light that might give up the way
Is all that I'm asking, for without her I'm lost
Oh my love, don't fade away
Oh my love, don't fade away
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