Request
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Request
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Oh, you've lost your courage
Well, we've all seen better days
And you shouldn't do this alone
This part's not easy
Would you meet with me halfway?
I'm losin' the strength to move on
It's my last request
I was holdin' for a moment
Now I'm fadin' fast
Oh, the light has shown us
Had we known and set it free?
Who would we be without the darkness?
And time has folded on a golden memory
Now that we're older, can't you see?
It's my last request
I was holdin' for a moment
Now I'm fadin' fast
It's my last request
Let it go before we're older
And we bear our past
So don't be troubled
And don't expect a perfect war
'Cause we're never sure of all our weaknesses
I withstand sorrow like a dam against the sea
And know what it means to fall to pieces
It's my last request
I was holdin' for a moment
Now I'm fadin' fast
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