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I never stopped

There's something that some folks will always tell us

When they're doing things we never got to do

They'll look at us and their sadness will burn us

And then they'll say "You know, I once loved you"

A million days will come and pass and dry up

A million memories drying with the dew

But when they look they'll turn away, and sigh, love

And they'll say "You know, I always did love you"

The world will change by leaps and bounds and glances

The world won't change at all without its due

The world won't change but there'll be those that suffer

And what they did for me, I'll do for you

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blossom-yelia
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Nov 9, 2014
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