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| I Would Be Forgotten | ||||||
| I don't know where to begin In this mess of ideals Where you flaunt your alabaster skin At me and tell me to relax It will only hurt a little What better ambiance Than the company of the moon Who sinfully directs the movements Of each and every body So that we can find ourselves And be remourseful later As we clank our wine glasses together (I had a little too much to drink) And you get down on one knee You tell me you love me Even though you don't really know What the point of it all is And you ask me to be your wife And I can't help but laugh As I run into the waves Or yell at the moon For providing such a day When I would be forgotten In all that you had to say |
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