These Days
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These Days
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These days are moving fast ahead
And one more day like this
Could change everything that we
Ever thought would keep these days
We're always in and out of everything
I feel like someone is turning tricks on me
And we're losing our grip
So why did you deny it
There really isn't time for it
No time for it
So why did you deny it
It's all a strange, a strange act of things
We can't postpone it any longer
It's all around
From mouth to mouth
We can't ignore this consequence
Shifted in between
All of these
Twisted thoughts that we had
Could it turn out that we've lost what we had?
So why did you deny it
There really isn't time for it
No time for it
So why did you deny it
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