Yesterday
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Yesterday
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I think of beautiful things
To forget
As I said before
I was wild
But now I want to unwind
Unwind the chainsaw of your heart
Let me try again
Come back to me
I want once again!
But okay
Choices are choices
I can not change that
I will content myself with memories
That are farther away
More than yesterday
Don't worry
It's OK
Just do not forget to call my name
If you need
I'll be there
But okay
Choices are choices
I can not change that
I will content myself with memories
That are farther away
More than yesterday
Unwind to your heart's chainsaw
Let me try again
Come back to me
I want once again!
Don't worry it's OK
It is more far away
More than yesterday
Don't worry it's OK
It is more far away
More than yesterday
Don't worry it's OK
It is more far away
More than yesterday
It's OK ...
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