Page type: lyric reference
Artist: sapientdream
Canonical path: /sapientdream/opus-end
Related lyric paths: 6
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Opus [End]
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Opus [End]
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(Where'd the time go?)
(Oh, whoa-oh)
One night, I had a dream
In this dream, I met you
I remember when we were young
We would sing these songs together
Now I have grown
You were so beautiful
The way your heart would catch that rain
The past is gone
And I love you
And I wouldn't ever change a thing
But I need you
And I know you'd never say the same
(It's not the same without you)
One night, I had a dream
And then I woke up
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