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Artist: Social Distortion
Canonical path: /social-distortion/a-place-in-my-heart
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A Place In My Heart
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A Place In My Heart
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I saw her today,
Oh god I miss her smile.
A pleasant memory
Of things in life worthwhile.
We used to walk and we used to talk
We used to laugh and we used to cry
and there will always be a place in my heart
for her.
I thought of her today,
Of years together spent.
A pleasant memory
Of the places we went.
We used to walk and we use to talk
We used to laugh and we used to cry
And there will always be a place in my heart
for her.
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