History of My Heart
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History of My Heart
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Just when I think
I finally found a way
To up and get you off my mind
Just when I finally got a prayer to pray
Your memory creeps up from behind
It don't matter
How many miles down the road
It don't matter
How many times I let you go
Your always with me
Written in the history of my heart
I've tried a little bit of everything
To start again with someone new
But everytime a path seems promising
It leads me right back here to you
It don't matter
How many miles down the road
It don't matter
How many times I let you go
Your always with me
Written in the history of my heart
Written in the history of my heart
The history of my heart
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