1. |
(fading)
04:38
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I can't tell you
I don't see you
just a memory of a warmth
I kept coming back to
I can't love you
like some do
I drank you gone
and wondered what happened to you
and it pains me
to say this
but you're fading
away
you'd fly away
then you'd flutter by
after a while
you just stopped returning to tease me
you were a quiet girl
I was a bright boy
sometimes it's just to strange to justify continuing
and it pains me
to say this
but you're fading away
it's painful
to see this
but you're fading away
you were a bright girl
I was.a quiet boy
sometimes it's too quiet to justify continuing
you were a strange girl
I was.a stange boy
sometimes it's too strange to justify continuing
and it pains me
to say this
but you're fading
away
it's painful
to see this
but you're fading
away
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