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It seemed so simple once...
Upon a time worth saving
Our future was so bright…
Nothing could ever fade it.
We were full of passions then
No one could dissuade us.
But then the blinders fell away
my fragile heart couldn't take it.
Now you’re gone...
Seems so childish now
We were so sure we’d make it.
But we misread all the signs
Set ourselves up for failure.
Sold our futures for this day
Another foolish arrangement.
Useless to go on this way
Nothing can ever change it
Now you’re gone...
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Useless [melter remix]
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Useless [Dad's Here Mix]
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The Funeral March of the Marionettes Rockford, Illinois
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