Was A Time
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Was A Time
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Was a time when my life was mine
Seemed to follow along the line
Now I'm here, a different time
I long for when your love was mine
Follow what there is to find
Looking out for all those hidden signs
Never wanted a lonely time
Too bad I can't read your mind
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Was a time when my life was mine
Seemed to be, go and break what's fine
Now I'm here and full of tears
I long for when I held you near
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Follow what there is to find
Looking out for all those hidden signs
Never wanted a lonely time
Too bad I can't read your mind
Too bad I cant read your mind,
Time time was a time
Time time read your mind
Time time was a time
Time time read your mind
Time time was a time
Time time read your mind
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