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Goldfinger ~ The Last Time


Living life and freedom wondering if my love could be as one and if that you could possibly love me thinking life and living life are two very different things the first one being harder than the last Tonight's the last time that I ever show you me Thinking all these days are gone and dreaming of my time with you just makes me wish that I was with you now Driving the ninety I'm thinking of you if I could turn back time I'd look you in the eye then I might see your lies more free lyrics

Living life and freedom
wondering if my love
could be as one
and if that you could
possibly love me
thinking life
and living life
are two very different things
the first one being harder
than the last

Tonight's the last time
that I ever show you me

Thinking all these days are gone
and dreaming of my time with you
just makes me wish
that I was with you now

Driving the ninety
I'm thinking of you
if I could turn back time
I'd look you in the eye
then I might see your lies

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