Remembering
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Remembering
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I wake up on the floor of friends I've known a couple times
Never more than one hard stare
We talk about things I can't recall
It's nothing too mundane
But I grasp on these little words
To remind me of my fate
That someday all of this will fade away
I wake up on the floor of friends I've known a couple times
Never more than one hard stare
We talk about things I can't recall
It's nothing too mundane
But I grasp on their little words
To remind me of my fate
But I grasp onto their little words
To remind them of my fate
Someday
We'll fade away
Someday
I can't remember your words
I can't remember your words
I can't remember your words
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Stone Irr performs "Remembering", and this lyric page sits inside the Stone Irr catalog on LyroVerse.
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