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Artist: The Devlins
Canonical path: /the-devlins/years-could-go-by
Related lyric paths: 6
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Years Could Go By
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Years Could Go By
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It's okay, to be afraid
Lose yourself, in the waves of regret
Passing over, not just yet
You are save, in the arms that won't forget
And I look in your eyes and I feel no surprise
When you tell me now you have to go away
You know years could go by
Empty days, sleepless nights
Years, years, years
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