Starting New Memories Today
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Starting New Memories Today
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I'm building your own special place in my heart
To store all our memories away
We couldn't keep our love from falling apart
So we're starting new memories today
We've been saying goodbye in stages
Now there's nothing more we can say
I guess we'll get used to new faces
We're starting new memories today
It's not the first time that our old love train
Has come to the end of the line
But this time it looks like our clock on the wall
Has finally just run out of time
We've been saying goodbye in stages
Now there's nothing more we can say
We'll have to get used to new faces
We're starting new memories today
We're starting new memories today
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