Ink And Paper
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Ink And Paper
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Maybe some day we will meet again
My old friend where have you gone?
Maybe after all this years we haven't changed
We'll never change nothing at all
Crossroads have always been painful to me
Painful to me all along, all alone
Cry won't do it for me
We can always exchange words for relief
Goodbye isn't for me
I'll be always close in our dearest memories
Our footsteps on the shore
Are going their separate ways
The wind has close the door
And fear has the key in place
Ink and paper, ink and paper
Ink will bring you close I can almost hold you
Ink so many smiles that we've left behind us
Ink all the memories that well forever keep
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