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Maybe Once
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Maybe once when I was young
I could have made you mine
Bitter taste now on my tongue
To think of all the lies
That put me where I am
Let's just say that I'm not proud
Good or bad, well you decide
I could care less anyhow
Did I leave on time
You know you could be right
Maybe I should apologize
But what good would that do us now
So I hide in my disguise
It's sad to think we're stranger now
And all the songs that were sung
I get nervous when I sing them now
Maybe once when we were young
Maybe once, but it isn't now
Did I leave on time
You know you might be right
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