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Ataris, The ~ Looking Back on Today


30th of April seems like yesterday bought a house above the ocean where our kids could laugh and play i called u from paris to tell you that i wrote our names on the observation deck of the Eiffel Tower Reamember those nights playing "summer wind" on the jukebox of the bar where we used to go we made out in the bathroom and you walked me to my house i tried to convince you not to go home if only i had more time i'd take u where u wanted to go Italy isnt the same without you here if only i had one wish id want a million trillion lifetimes that i could spend with you id fall in love with you again and again 1st of novemeber 1998 i was thinking of what to say when i would call denice come over to my house cause youre the one for me well drink cheap whine and watch for shooting stars more free lyrics

30th of April seems like yesterday
bought a house above the ocean where
our kids could laugh and play

i called u from paris to tell you that i
wrote our names on the observation deck
of the Eiffel Tower

Reamember those nights playing "summer wind"
on the jukebox of the bar where we used to go

we made out in the bathroom
and you walked me to my house
i tried to convince you not to go home

if only i had more time
i'd take u where u wanted to go
Italy isnt the same without you here
if only i had one wish
id want a million trillion lifetimes
that i could spend with you
id fall in love with you again and again

1st of novemeber 1998
i was thinking of what to say when i would call
denice come over to my house cause youre the one for me
well drink cheap whine and watch for shooting stars

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