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Bad Religion ~ 1000 Memories


You were the one, you were my everything Never apart, no one in-between Then one day, when you went your own way You felt justified, and I was mortified But today... You are just a picture And a thousand memories is all I take with me 'Cause your smile is just too much to see You're just a thousand memories Fantasies, broken dreams Reveries, sordid histories Following my heart, laden with reaction, without calibration or design Comitted to a trial, a life of understanding Can't somebody show a sign to you? For me, to see if you only knew That you were the one... (first verse) 'Cause a picture is worth a thousand memories more free lyrics

You were the one, you were my everything
Never apart, no one in-between
Then one day, when you went your own way
You felt justified, and I was mortified
But today...

You are just a picture
And a thousand memories is all I take with me
'Cause your smile is just too much to see
You're just a thousand memories

Fantasies, broken dreams
Reveries, sordid histories
Following my heart, laden with reaction, without calibration or design
Comitted to a trial, a life of understanding
Can't somebody show a sign to you?
For me, to see if you only knew

That you were the one...
(first verse)

'Cause a picture is worth a thousand memories

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