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Here’s the story about our last fight
From a past tense that I can write
Here’s the lyrics you and I don’t know
To a rhythm that’ll never go
I would search every city and cross every state
I would climb every mountain and fall from grace
I would search in the shadows to find your name,
Or to see you again
But now it’s far too late
I know, “act like it never happened”
But it’s killing me,
‘Cause I already know I’ll never know
What could’ve happened if I told you
Here’s the verse I was afraid to write
About a dream that I had last night
I don’t know where I’m going with these words
But I sure hope that they work
But no, it’s not too late
I know, ‘cause I’m still standing here
And I know I’m not alone
But if you don’t stay
Then we’ll never know
What could’ve happened if I didn’t let you go
From a past tense that I can write
Here’s the lyrics you and I don’t know
To a rhythm that’ll never go
I would search every city and cross every state
I would climb every mountain and fall from grace
I would search in the shadows to find your name,
Or to see you again
But now it’s far too late
I know, “act like it never happened”
But it’s killing me,
‘Cause I already know I’ll never know
What could’ve happened if I told you
Here’s the verse I was afraid to write
About a dream that I had last night
I don’t know where I’m going with these words
But I sure hope that they work
But no, it’s not too late
I know, ‘cause I’m still standing here
And I know I’m not alone
But if you don’t stay
Then we’ll never know
What could’ve happened if I didn’t let you go
Lyrics submitted by SMUSER17390057
We'll Never Know Lyrics as written by Tucker Lewis
Lyrics © TUNECORE INC, Songtrust Ave
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