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Ataris, The ~ Broken Promise Ring


I really wanna call you, but i know that it's not right.
I probably shouldn't tell you but i dreamed of you last night.
I guess i'm not prepared to say...
Goodbye, so long, farewell, i won't be seeing you again
Until next time that he goes away.

You told me that you loved me, i started tearing down those walls.
I really started to trust you but you set me up to take the fall.
I guess i'm not prepared to say...
Goodbye, so long, farewell, i won't be seeing you again
Until next time that he goes away.

I guess that i'm wrong for falling in love,
But you're still the one that i'm dreaming of.
I guess that it's you i want to hold onto,
But you're holding onto someone else.


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