In a Million Years Or So
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In a Million Years Or So
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Right now it's hard to live with just a memory
Everytime I close my eyes I see you go
But I'll make I'll forget you just to wait and see
I'll be happy in a million years or so
Just this morning I forgot you for a little while
Maybe next time it will last a day or so
Then with practice I might even teach myself to smile
And I'll be happy in a million years or so
I know it won't be easy but I'd better learn
To face it that it's over it's the fire
I fantasy no matter what the world will turn
But it's hard to see the teardrops in my eyes
Just this morning I forgot you for a little while...
I'll be happy in a million years or so
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