This is our last dance together
Tonight soon will be long ago
And in our moment of parting
This is all I want you to know

There will be many other nights like this,
And I'll be standing here with someone new,
There will be other songs to sing, another fall, another spring,
But there will never be another you.

There will be other lips that I may kiss,
But they won't thrill me like yours used to do,
Yes, I may dream a million dreams,
But how can they come true,
If there will never ever be another you.


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    GIven the time frame - subtlety. I have a few ideas - increasingly more lewd - shield your kids' eyes exponentially between a and c (see i did a better job than the government)

    a. Different class or he fell in love with someone he couldn't be with forever.

    b. An affair - again not sustainable.

    c. ((A prostitue) or (a or b)) that satisfies him sexually when his other does not.

    Of course this song could just be about a random hookup and an attempt by a man to attach some significance to this girl (like she would enjoy that).

    I wasn't born in this time. But shit this nigga is fucked. Nigga got to learn to be nonchalant. If he do I am confident my nigga Chet Baker be OK.

    bkabbotton July 23, 2013   Link

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