Sept. 17 (separartions:reminder)
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Sept. 17 (separartions:reminder)
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oh to find you this autumn
autumn strays into evening
now is Sept. 17
and i should have know(x2)
you'll pardon me if i don't beleive
what a fine day to believe(x2)
what if i don't believe
never thought they could find me and
i never thought they would find me here
unlucky days unlucky strays
did i say unlucky
i just meant unhappy
i should have know and
i should have know
if you'll pardon me if i don't beleive
what a fine day to believe(x2)
what if i don't believe
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