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Last Dance
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I'm just dying to forget now
Every letter I have read
Every picture I have kept safe
And every word you ever said
Ain't it funny how a tide can turn
Such is the restless sea
Now no direction is familiar
And I'm a sail short of a breeze
Chorus
If I'd have known that'd be our last dance
And every second was a last chance
Then I'd have opened up a vein
To show my blood don't run the same
Without you lighting up the way
And I'd have held on to the night
Till none remained
Well, there's no rhyme, design, or reason
For why a feeling lives or dies
And though all hearts are made for stealing
Some thieves are careless with the crime
Now I imagine you are sleeping easy
Dreaming, worlds away
While I'm left scavenging the ruins
Your waves have left along the bay
Chorus
Bridge
Now I fear a real danger
Is that one day way down the line
We will meet again as strangers
Known, but barely recognised
'Cos I've seen how the weather changes
And I've learned how to read the signs
Now I know the dam's about to break
And leave no trace of us behind
Chorus
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