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Old Friend
04:11
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I remember when you'd hang around all night and lean into the dawn
Now it feels like a memory of a movie or something I heard in a song
Good days don't seem to come around as often as they used to do
Now I'm leaving here with my heart tore open holding on to visions of you
If I never see you again will you remember me?
And all the time we had together?
Old friend, you're a part of me
Everything is falling down from the moon and stars and clouds, to the ground
A gentle tone is singing clear, the way I swear your voice used to sound
And the whole time it feels just right, like it had been planned all along
I don't know if it's just me, but lately I'm not feeling strong
If I never see you again will you remember me?
And all the time we had together?
Old friend, you're a part of me
If I never see you again will you remember me?
And all the time we had together?
Old friend, you're a part of me
Old friend, you're a part of me
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I can't begin to tell you of all the pain I've seen
It's living and it's dying and it's not the worst for me
A fear so overwhelming is falling from my eyes
Weeping nights and sacrifice and it's not the worst for me
Empty armed mothers and children all alone
A love that evil ones could never know, with their hearts made hard as stone
And only now do I see them and their destituted souls
Sheltered by their hate and greed and all that they control
I can't begin to tell you of all the pain I've seen
It's living and it's dying and it's not the worst for me
No it's far from worst for me
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