Maybe Next Year
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Maybe Next Year
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It's hard to look back on what it could have been because I remember what you said but still don't know what you meant. If I only knew then what I know right now it just could have been so different. Those dreams, your dreams, were fueled by the promises you made to me but you never meant to keep.
Lessons were learned the hard way. I try to focus on the future but couldn't get past your mistakes. What do you have to say? I won't look back but will you ever change? Those dreams, your dreams, were fueled by the promises you made to me but you never meant to keep. I won't look back. Lessons were learned the hard way. I try to focus on the future but you will never change.
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