Better Days
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Better Days
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I remember a time - seeing a smile on your face
Pure as the wind blowing across summer days
And she moved right beside me - laughing the sadness away
And I held out my heart patiently waiting
Oh - I need better days
You gave me those better days
As the years passing by us, I feel that I must let you know
But pride it denied me any repentance at all
But I know when I find you
This time I won't push you away
So I look to tomorrow hopefully waiting
The blue of the sky paints a picture
Of hearts broken in two
Flowing tears like an ocean
Drowning in visions of you
Oh give me those better days
I need you today
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