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You Forget Me But…

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I may not live long
For one last rendezvous
With dusk looming large
In the twilight zone
I have but one wish
You forget me
But remember those songs…

A series of mistakes
That I made in life
Leave neither any chance
Nor any more hope
I have but one craving
You forget me
But remember those days…

I know for sure
We cannot unite now
When the dark night ends
In the darkest day ever
I have but one pining
You forget me
But remember those musings.

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