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Eighty-Four

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Eighty-Four

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that's when you walked away

that's when you left us behind

and left us without life

what didn't we do

I could not think of anything

But tell you that I hate you

Then tell you I love you

I see tomorrow

And still don't see your face

Why did you have to walk away?

My world is empty now

You left without a trace

Why did you have to walk away?

Why did you go? Why did you go?

Why did you have to walk away?

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