Old Days
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Old Days
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Save a smile for me,
just a smile for me.
Though you no longer love me.
Save a smile for me,
just a smile for me.
You've pulled so much above me.
All these things that I think,
though I'm seldom thinking of you.
And I stare in my drink
and the world turns a soft golden hue. It's true.
Just do one thing for me,
just one thing for me.
I'll ask nothing else of you.
Save a smile for me,
just a smile for me.
Someday, you'll be lonely too.
Now I know not the day
when all love slipped away
never to return.
But as day turns to night,
yeah, I think that you're right
that I'll never, ever learn.
So do one thing for me,
just one thing for me.
I'll ask nothing else of you.
Save a smile for me,
just a smile for me.
Someday, you'll be lonely too.
Someday, you'll be lonely too.
Someday, you'll be lonely...
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