As I look back into the past I can recall
There was a point in time when I thought I had it all
And if my memory, serves me right
When I held you that first night, you told me
Nothing ever felt so right
Please don't let me fall

To the place I was before
To the place I was before
Don't make me wait anymore

And so we fell in love deeper by the day
When you pushed I pulled
To keep you close to me
But somewhere along that line
It became a tug of war
You started sailing away on a ship
While I sat here on the shore

But I would like to think
That you took something from me
And made yourself even more than before
You met me

Cuz I know that I have
Learned so much from you
You opened up my mind
And my heart grew
Bigger than it ever was
Bigger than before
I don't know how I could
Love someone more
Than you

It's so bittersweet, every time we meet
How I wish that we could be
It's so bittersweet, every time we speak
Part of you I'll never see

Well I have had it up to here
So I will make this brief
My heart was stolen and
You are the thief


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