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Just a moment or two, that was all we ever knew saw the value in the cost, but just too late All those bridges we burned, while we each refused to learn When the memories brought us pain we pushed away Was it something left unsaid, all those dumb mistakes we made All those years of silence only undermined Now when all's said and done, will we each choose to move on Will the bitter or the sweet be left behind promises fall by the wayside intentions smoke and ashes all the same And though we end up with forgiveness Still it hurts to see illusions burned away In a moment it's gone, on our own sides all alone Do we blame the world around us, close our minds When the smoke finally fades, dust and ashes blown away Do we choose to trust again, with open eyes promises fall by the wayside intentions smoke and ashes all the same and though it still hurts like it has to Some old bridges are best burned away By Cheryl Klassen
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Aug 28, 2011
Aug 28, 2011 at 1:13 PM UTC
burned away
Just a moment or two, that was all we ever knew saw the value in the cost, but just too late All those bridges we burned, while we each refused to learn When the memories brought us pain we pushed away Was it something left unsaid, all those dumb mistakes we made All those years of silence only undermined Now when all's said and done, will we each choose to move on Will the bitter or the sweet be left behind promises fall by the wayside intentions smoke and ashes all the same And though we end up with forgiveness Still it hurts to see illusions burned away In a moment it's gone, on our own sides all alone Do we blame the world around us, close our minds When the smoke finally fades, dust and ashes blown away Do we choose to trust again, with open eyes promises fall by the wayside intentions smoke and ashes all the same and though it still hurts like it has to Some old bridges are best burned away By Cheryl Klassen
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Aug 28, 2011
Aug 28, 2011 at 1:13 PM UTC
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