February
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February
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92 i lost you, i got the call in february
He tried and tried to pull you out from the
Wreck but it was too late
You know i need to get alone, get out of
Here
For my mind to find the space
Where memories of you can take shape
I think it's time to slip away
I bought you flowers too on that cold
Valentines day
We buried you next to your son in the year
2k
You looked so young
You know i need to get alone. get out of
Here
For my mind to find the space
Where memories of you can take shape
I think it's time to slip away
Remembering is honoring
Brother i want to laught it up
When i picture us running in the sunlight
Mother i want to hear you sing and
Play the grand for me
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