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Near Miss ~ To All My Friends


To all my friends, our time, a gift of trust And I remember the days and the memories are never enough And I miss- I miss the times and the days we'd skate The mornings the worst I still complain If I could have it all for just one day I'd say I miss our summer days When decisions weren't made And life was just a game for today To think of these times that I miss To feel the loss I can admit But I still miss the times we were just kids And I dream- I dream back to a time we shared When feelings were bared and no one ever cared I'd say I miss our summer days When decisions weren't made And life was just a game for today You can't forget Everything we shared will it ever be repaired Will we say this is the end This goes out to all my friends I'd say I miss our summer days When decisions weren't made And life was just a game for today more free lyrics

To all my friends, our time, a gift of trust
And I remember the days and the memories are never enough
And I miss- I miss the times and the days we'd skate
The mornings the worst I still complain
If I could have it all for just one day
I'd say I miss our summer days
When decisions weren't made
And life was just a game for today

To think of these times that I miss
To feel the loss I can admit
But I still miss the times we were just kids
And I dream- I dream back to a time we shared
When feelings were bared and no one ever cared

I'd say I miss our summer days
When decisions weren't made
And life was just a game for today

You can't forget
Everything we shared will it ever be repaired
Will we say this is the end
This goes out to all my friends

I'd say I miss our summer days
When decisions weren't made
And life was just a game for today

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