Opportunity
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Opportunity
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Good night you told me
So I sat down beside her
And he would like to go somewhere else
I wanted to offer something to drink
Then she went away
The other day was over his house until she had moved
The work was to the other side of the world
And I told her what I meant
I missed my opportunity
And I wish you were here
So, I've lost myself afraid to tell you
I let out a word in a dream
I drank a lot to the beach and looked out to sea
And I thought as I wanted ..
So I sat down beside her
And he would like to go somewhere else
I wanted to offer something to drink
Then she went away
The other day was over his house until she had moved.
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Scream 119 performs "Opportunity", and this lyric page sits inside the Scream 119 catalog on LyroVerse.
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