Memory
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Memory
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Late at night at my apartment
She's in love and I'm dying
She says she's afraid to be alone
It's not that she knew me back when
As I recall we weren't best friends
As time goes on her face becomes a memory
And all the thoughts she keeps inside
And all the wrongs you've made them right
And all the thoughts they're gone, they've all faded away
I want you and no one else
And after all this time I feel the same Late at night at my apartment I'm going through all of these pictures of you
I can't find the face to fit this memory
It's not that I really have changed
It's just that I've been erased
If all it takes is time then
I'll never be the same
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Return to Arms performs "Memory", and this lyric page sits inside the Return to Arms catalog on LyroVerse.
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