Memories Are Gone
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Memories Are Gone
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Won't you please take a chance
Everybody's going mad
And the stories going bad
How do you fell?
You can do it for yourself
I can do it for myself
All our memories are gone
Years ago I was there
I could see what we had
Years ago
Won't you please take a break
Everybody's going mad
And my world is going rot
How does it fell?
You can do it for yourself
I can do it for myself
All our memories are gone
Years ago I was there
I could see what we had
And you know
We need to satisfy our souls
All our memories are gone
So whats wrong
So what are you gonna do?
Time flies and it seems to me
We are gonna be something new
I can do it for myself
You can do it for yourself
All our memories are gone
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