Gone
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Gone
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You came to my life
Like a really good thing
You became into something
That I didn’t dream
I wasn’t waiting for nothing
When you just appeared
Now I need you to love me
Andy you disappeared
I was wondering what I did to let you go
I was planning to love you a little bit more
But you’re gone
Gone, gone, gone
Now you tell me what I do
With this rest of love
I can’t give to anyone
This mess belong to us
I’m trying to kill you
Inside my heart
But your face still breathing
I’m not strong enough
I was wondering what I did to let you go
I was planning to love you a little bit more
I was wondering what I did to let you go
I was planning to love you a little bit more
I’m dreaming with you opening my house door
Walking back to our home
But you’re gone
Gone, gone, gone
Gone, gone, gone
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