I Know
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I Know
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I Know :
As we drive through the starlight-drenched hills in her car,
I wish I could feel this without coming so far.
And the glow of the city won't ever compare
To the feel of this night as the wind blows through our hair
I know,
I've lost more than I've ever had.
I know,
Your kindness is more than a fad
I know,
I can call you when I feel sad
There's a chill in the air as the autumn draws near,
As we walk and you do the things that I hold dear.
The way you laugh, the way you think of everyone before yourself,
And in your heart there's more kindness than one song could tell.
I know,
I've lost more than I've ever had.
I know,
Your kindness is more than a fad
I know,
I can call you when I feel sad
I know,
I've lost more than I've ever had.
I know,
Your kindness is more than a fad
I know,
I can call you when I feel sad
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