One Last Song
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One Last Song
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Here's a mountain, a road to get over
See the world is upside down
I love you all, I feel I'm hangover
This is my farewell to this town
Lonely, playing on my stereo
Our favorite song from the past
Songs are playing on the radio
We all want them to last
We can make it alright
I'm talking about our fears
There's nothing more I wanted but you and I
And now I'm gone, I'm gone
Built and broken, can't tell who did what
I get my head up in the clouds
Words unspoken, all days like robots
Wanna get lost in the crowd
We can make it alright
I'm talking about our fears
There's nothing more I wanted but you and I
And now I'm gone, I'm gone
Lonely, playing on my stereo
Our favorite song from the past
Songs are playing on the radio
We all want them to last
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