All Over Now
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All Over Now
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Do you remember
Remember the night
At a hotel in London?
They started to fight
She told the man that
She fell on the ground
She was afraid that
The truth would be found
Do you remember?
Do you recall?
Do you remember?
I remember it all
It's all over now
It's all over now
It's all over now
It's all over now
Do you remember
Remember the place
In a hotel in London?
A scar on her face
She told the man that
She fell on the ground
She was afraid that
The truth would be found
Do you remember?
Do you recall?
Do you remember?
'Cause I remember it all
It's all over now
It's all over now
It's all over now
It's all over now
It's all over now
It's all over now
It's all over now
It's all over now
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