Reminiscing
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Reminiscing
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The things I remember
Keep me up at night
I look through pictures
You with your feet
In the river
Not so long ago
I miss your loving
Miss it most of the time
Those wild eyes keep going around looking
For the right way out
I know
That soon enough I'll start acting soft
Said our goodbyes have a good time
Reminiscing won't help me
But I just can't help myself
I've read all your letters
Wish you'd quit reminding me
That you're much better
Keep going around looking
For the right way out
I know
That soon enough I'll start acting rough
And open my eyes stop wasting time
Reminiscing won't help me
But I just can't help myself
From reminiscing
Reminiscing
Reminiscing
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