She was like an angel to me,
she had the smile that could light up my nights
for all of my life

Now I don't give a damn about her
now I don't care and I just don't know why
she needed my lies

I know every little thing I ever said to her will never be undone
every time I think of her I wonder if she could have been the one
And it could take some time, it could take some time
in the end I hope I'll be Remembered Well
Oh, well

I don't want to be her daddy
I don't want to be there when she just breaks down
she won't drag me down

One night and thinks she knows me
one night and she thinks she owns me
Oh well, you never can tell

I know every little thing I ever said to her will never be undone, oh
every time I think of her I wonder if she could have been the one
But it could take some time, it could take some time
in the end I hope I'll be Remembered Well
It could take some time, it could take some time
In the end I hope I'll be Remembered Well

Don't we lust for the better life anyway
Don't feel sad, yeah don't feel anything
Hearts get broke when a promise gets made
I don't ever want you for ever feel that way,
Oh ye-ah

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And it could take some time, it could take some time
In the end I hope I'll be Remembered Well
it could take some time, yeah, it could take some time
in the end
Oh well, in the end I hope I'll be Remembered Well

Oh well.


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