Speak Memory
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Speak Memory
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I was young not long ago
He was like a picture show
I just thought of no one else
I was playing by myself
I was young not long ago
I was small but I would grow
To the man I am today
I always knew I'd find a way
Said and all the dreams
As short as it all seems
And when you whisper
I will listen speak, memory
He said and all the dreams
As short as it all seems
And when you whisper
I will listen speak, memory
I was young not long ago
I had music in my bones
I learned the words to my favorite songs
I never thought of right or wrong
I was young not long ago
I kissed you in the winter snow
I smiled all the way back home
I creeped behind my parents door
I said and all the dreams
As short as it all seems
And when you whisper
I will listen, speak, memory
At 4 A.M. I'm on the phone
You tell me that the night's still young
Hang on your every word
I swear one day I see the world
Opened up my diary in it's
Diagrams of, all the things I've been
All the people I will meet
All my future memories
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