| The day after you said goodbye
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| All I did was lay in bed and cry
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| But after one month, I started to move on
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| And after two, I felt alright
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| Three months in, you were off my mind
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| And month four and five, I was living my life
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| I was better and didn’t have to try
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| Not to think of you until you reach out
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| And said remember that night
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| We went for a drive 2:30 in the morning
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| I kissed you, it was pouring
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| We held each other tight before the night was over
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| You looked over your shoulder
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| Oh, I was doing fine
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| You said, remember that night
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| Remember that night
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| Oh, I was doing fine
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| You said, remember that night
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| Remember that night
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| The day after you had reached out
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| I was broken for the second time around
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| I prayed on the third day that I’d be okay
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| That I’d forget you were ever mine
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| Oh, I don’t think you realize
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| How long I had to fight to be living my life
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| To be better and never have to try
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| Not to think of you until you reached out
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| And said remember that night
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| We went for a drive 2:30 in the morning
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| I kissed you, it was pouring
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| We held each other tight before the night was over
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| You looked over your shoulder
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| Oh, I was doing fine
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| You said, remember that night
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| Remember that night
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| Oh, I was doing fine
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| You said, remember that night
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| Remember that night |