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8stops7 ~ Forget


These things that we too soon forget Collecting dust...spider webs that grow and grow Till there's nothing left Except for shreds that you can't quite call evidence That i had a life before today See i forget things i associate with pain I thinks it's time that I start to look back on my life Sitting around watching things go These things that remind me of my home I don't want to be in doubt I don't need to know what this life's all about I just need to know for now Are you gonna be around When i need to find what i'm missing And i can't recall what it was i believed in Take me home, surround me with friends Take me home more free lyrics

These things that we too soon forget
Collecting dust...spider webs that grow and grow
Till there's nothing left
Except for shreds that you can't quite call evidence

That i had a life before today
See i forget things i associate with pain
I thinks it's time that
I start to look back on my life

Sitting around watching things go
These things that remind me of my home

I don't want to be in doubt
I don't need to know what this life's all about
I just need to know for now
Are you gonna be around

When i need to find what i'm missing
And i can't recall what it was i believed in
Take me home, surround me with friends
Take me home

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