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    Remember Me By Ashley MacRae Many months have passed, I feel as old as a tree. You still remember the days like you were the plant next to me. Thinking we were strangers, we danced like flowers in the light. Finally the day is finished, But too late to share the night.

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    Remember Me By Ashley MacRae Many months have passed, I feel as old as a tree. You still remember the days like you were the plant next to me. Thinking we were strangers, we danced like flowers in the light. Finally the day is finished, But too late to share the night.

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    Remember Me By Ashley MacRae Many months have passed, I feel as old as a tree. You still remember the days like you were the plant next to me. Thinking we were strangers, we danced like flowers in the light. Finally the day is finished, But too late to share the night.

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    Remember Me By Ashley MacRae Many months have passed, I feel as old as a tree.

    You still remember the days Like you were the plant next to me. Thinking we were strangers, We danced like flowers in the light. Finally the day is finished, But too late to share the night. You decided not to talk to me. Now you say you remember The days of many months ago When you were the plant next to me.

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