| Remember darling when we used to dance
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| No children to care for, for we were children too lost in romance
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| A lot of future plans and no logic
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| Remember darling when we used to laugh
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| Under a ceiling of starlight, the carpet made of grass
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| You played with my hair and passed me notes in class
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| And I would stutter
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| Time it doesn’t wait for anybody
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| It only turns into the past
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| If I could change the things that changed me I wouldn’t
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| I’d let each moment last
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| We love and we lose and remember, remember
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| We love and we lose and remember
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| Remember darling when we used to fight
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| In the heat of anger, the cool of sleepless night
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| Bickering, arguing, wondering why we never used our words before
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| Remember when they said we’d never last
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| Work and distance and six months past our starting date
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| Now twenty years later look who’s laughing
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| Time it doesn’t wait for anybody
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| It only turns into the past
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| If I could change the things that changed me I wouldn’t
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| I’d let each moment last
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| Baby, we love and we lose and remember, remember
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| We love and we lose and remember, remember
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| Remember when this was home for more than us
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| The hallways echoing little restless feet, the toys collecting dust
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| What I would give to feel that tiny hand in mine
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| Time it doesn’t wait for anybody
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| It only turns into the past
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| If I could change the things that changed me I wouldn’t
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| I would only let each moment last
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| We love and we lose and remember, remember
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| We love and we lose and remember, remember
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| All we can do is remember, remember |