Bye-bye
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Bye-bye
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I had a dream
a particular scene
though now it gets hard to remember
you looked so real
as you sat at the wheel
the air smelled of early December
I heard the sound of your voice
remember
Luanne
I heard the sound of your voice
say to me...
bye-bye
hope you remember my name when I'm gone
bye-bye
don't really know if it meant anything
but I feel like a better man today
it sounded so true
that I knew it was you
though I can't recall what you were saying
if I was there you didn't seem to care
when you spoke you were looking right through me
I left school and I guess things got cool
between you and our person in common
but he was there too
he went through it with you
who's to say which one came out better
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