A Tall Tale
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A Tall Tale
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Do you think of what you put me through?
When you said that it is me, not you?
I can't stand the thought
You're not sleeping with me
With me and what hurts the most
You don't call anymore
Two years ago
We put together all the pieces
Of my broken heart of stone
And now that we're older
All my memories sad and happy
Locked away where no one knows
Time stops when I see your face
I just want you with me
With me
Looking at pictures of you
Get's harder everyday
I thought you'd stay
And what hurts the most
You don't call anymore
Two years ago
We put together all the pieces
Of my broken heart of stone
And now that we're older
All my memories sad and happy
Locked away where no one knows
It was two years ago
We fell in love and mended my broken heart
And now that we're older
My memories have faded away
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