Seat with me
On my hand, be my friend

Watch the stars
They protect us from afar

Look at us
From above, from beyond

I don't know them
But I miss them, I miss them!

And I see you smile in my dreams
After I cry myself to sleep
And all it's left are memories
Of your warmth
And I miss you and I'm afraid
And all the seasons are the same
I don't remember what you said our last time

Forever thine, forever mine, I cross my heart
I won't let go, I will survive the might of time

And I see you smile in my dreams
After I cry myself to sleep
And all it's left are memories
Of your warmth
And I miss you and I'm afraid
And all the seasons are the same
I don't remember what you said our last time

I feel your love, from above, from beyond
I don't see you, but I miss you, I miss you

And I see you smile in my dreams
After I cry myself to sleep
And all it's left are memories
Of your warmth
And I miss you and I'm afraid
And all the seasons are the same
I don't remember what you said our last time

And I see you smile in my dreams
After I cry myself to sleep
And all it's left are memories
Of your warmth
And I miss you and I'm afraid
And all the seasons are the same
I don't remember what you said our last time


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