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Artist: XFOUR
Canonical path: /xfour/don-t-call
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Don't Call
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Don't Call
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We lived a little time together
But I have a lot to tell you
Things that never came out
But now I want to share with you
You taught me a lot at that time
I will never forget our times
Looking at the stars
On your roof
I can remember how you looked
We were drunk in the room i remember
Your birthday is in december
That summer night you told me
Whatever happens I'll be here
Don't call me anymore
I'm trying to live alone
My best times are gone with you
And now I try to live without you
So please don't call me anymore
Don't call me anymore
Don't call me anymore
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