| Sometimes, I call you, I know I can’t reach you
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| To hear your voicemail, the «Sorry I missed you»
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| Wish I could go back, tell my old self that
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| You don’t have the time to not make time, it goes fast
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| And I was livin' like you’d live forever
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| And it took losin' you to learn to love better
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| To be the daughter who comes home more often
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| Who holds on to a goodbye hug a little longer
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| To be the best friend who promised to check in
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| And the kind of sister my brother always needed
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| Who takes time to call, even just to say hey
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| 'Cause you loved me that way
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| The first to show up, an hour early
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| Front row in the bleachers to make sure you could see me
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| You stood in the doorway for every goodbye
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| I still see you wavin' underneath the porch light
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| And you were livin' like you wouldn’t live forever
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| You knew the little things in life are what matter
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| Like makin' those pancakes to sweeten my heartbreak
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| Or pullin' me out of school to go fishin' on Thumb Lake
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| Had me sit beside you for Sunday service
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| Every time I’d get antsy, you’d slip me a Werther’s
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| The first to forgive all my biggest mistakes
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| Yeah, you loved me that way
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| Yeah, you loved me that way
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| I had the honor to be your granddaughter
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| I could only hope to be half of the whole that you both were
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| Can only hold you in a picture frame
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| You held nothin' back, gave everything
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| You loved me that way
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| You loved me that way |