The Last
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The Last
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I remember the days
When we weren't afraid
That we would fade away
And never to be together
Again
I'm the first person to know
What it's like to lose
Something you can't choose
The last time you saw me
Was the last time you kissed me
Touched me, tasted me
And the last
The last
I remember when you used to sneak to my house
Knock on the window and lift up your blouse
We were as quiet as a mouse
Then you and I were just like spouses
The last time you saw me
Was the last time you kissed me
Touched me, tasted me
And the last
I remember it was too easy
Just to please me
I remember you just like a dove
That would fly
In the sky
Just so high
The last time you saw me
Was the last time you kissed me
Touched me, tasted me
And
The last time you saw me
Was the last time you kissed me
Touched me, tasted me
The Last
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