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Remember Me
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Take a DeLorean to go back to the day you’re born
Your father’s shuffling feet on the hospital corridor
It’s 1982 and you start a conversation
Smoking cigarettes and sharing expectations
Travel on my friend to the neighborhood where you were raised
A young boy lost in thoughts and Super Mario Land
It’s 1994 and you’re strolling up the streets
When you hit on a phonebooth and try some random calls
Nice to know you, I am overjoyed
But now I have to leave
I am sure that we will meet again
Will you remember me?
You don’t know nothing about time warp singularities
Nice to know you, I am overjoyed
But now I have to leave
I am sure that we will meet again
Will you remember me?
Remember me
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Will you ever stick to plans, boy?
Do you think there must be more than this?
Every new scar tells stories
Is any of them really worth it?
You are this catcher in the rye kind of guy
You tend to toss and turn all night
To chase is what a fox is meant to do
You're chasing reasons to start over new
You need a rocket to the moon
To put your head in other spheres
A fox is scared of getting caught
And so are you
You never sailed the seven seas
You wanna live like pirates do
You always long for something new
Everything seemed so amazing
And now you've got your mind split in two
Anything you took for granted
Reality does show a different view
You want a rocket to the moon
To put your head in other spheres
A fox is scared of getting caught
And so are you
You wanna sail the seven seas
And live a life like pirates do
You always long for something new
Everything is gonna be alright
You're gonna safe this lie
'Cause you can't stand to see it die
Do you perceive the irony within?
Anything you took for granted
Reality does show a different view
Everything seemed overwhelming
And now you've got your mind split
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