| Damn the day I saw you for the first time,
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| Damn the day I saw you at the Salle Pleyel
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| I was there that evening with you though you never knew I’d always remember
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| Damn the day I stood there in your shadow
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| Following your music at the Salle Pleyel
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| As I turned your pages one by one
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| Like a flower turns to face the sun
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| So I felt my luck had just begun
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| I was thunderstruck and lost in wonder
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| Must I pay for every man who hurt you?
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| How could I begin to know the price I’d pay
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| Damn the day!
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| Here, here in my hands, these bitter words that tear me apart
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| How will I live my life? |
| Where do I start?
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| When each word is a knife straight to theheart?
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| And now you’ve shut the door! |
| Cast me aside,
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| A man who isn’t rich can’t protect, can’t provide!
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| Damn your soul! |
| Damn you!
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| What is left of days that never ended?
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| What is left of all that we were dreaming of?
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| What’s left of love?
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| Why am I surprised?
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| Why is it strange that the China Doll can never change?
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| There are words that wound, and words that kill,
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| Marguerite, your words cut deeper still. |
| So damn the day that you walked into my lifetime
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| What is left of all we felt that first time?
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| What’s left of love? |