Oooh ooh
Yeah
You stay in the back of my mind
And through the days I remember the ones we had
Memories we share
I wish that I could go back in time
Just to feel what it was like when you were here
But now you're off somewhere
Nowadays I been tryna live my life
But the past been putting up a good fight
And every time I think I'm over losing you
You just pop back into my mind
And I just can't help but wonder why
The universe just loves to see me cry
And I ain't tryna make this about me
But why do good times always pass me by
And I know I'll never see you again
But it's so hard to accept that it's the end
So I just try to forget
And I just to pretend
But I just can't stop thinking bout you
Thinking bout you
Don't wanna let you go
Don't wanna let you go
Don't wanna let you go
Sometimes I feel like I'm losing it
Didn't appreciate you 'cause you always gave me shit
But now I think about how you were always there
I didn't see it then, now it makes me sick
You'll never understand until you lose someone you love
Emotions that you feel but you can never seem to give up
I guess it's true that they don't love you 'til you're gone
How's the view from above
Can we just have one more day
'Cause I don't want it to end this way
I wish that we could communicate
There's so much more I wanna say
But I just can't stop thinking bout you
Thinking bout you
Don't wanna let you go
Don't wanna let you go
Don't wanna let you go
Don't wanna let you
Don't wanna let you
Don't wanna let you go


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    This song is about how columbus discovered america and all the hardships the indians went through due to the white man

    heygurlheyyyon November 22, 2007   Link

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