I can remember, I can remember a time of beginning to relate
To who you are, who you really are
Never look back 'cause we've come so far
There's a place I can never return so I decide to let it burn
Far away is where I'd rather be than to see that look upon your face

Our love is all around here
She goes away just to be near

Caroline, tell me why you wanna leave this way?
Caroline, tell me where you gonna go this time?
'Cause all we are is all we are and now it's up to you

Caroline, we'll find a place that makes you feel apart
Well, it gets you high and makes you feel the possibility
And who you really are, who you really are
Never look back 'cause we've come so far
There's a place I can never return and from here you'll start tonight

Our love is all around here
She goes away just to be near

Caroline, tell me why you wanna leave this way?
Caroline, tell me where you gonna go tonight?
'Cause all we are is all we are and there's no reason why
'Cause all we are is all we are, don't let it go to waste
Don't you let it go to waste, don't you ever go away


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    epic.

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