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Lyrics by Blaque


It's so hard to lose the one you love
To finally have to say goodbye
You try to be strong but the pain keeps holdin' on And all that you can do is cry
Deep within your heart you know it's time to move on When the fairy tale that you once knew is gone
When the last tear drop falls
I'll still be holdin' on to all of our memories
And all of what used to be
When the last tear drop falls
I will stand tall
And know that you're here with me in my heart
When the last tear drop falls
So now I'm alone and life keeps movin' on
But my destination still unknown, oh yeah
Will there be a time when I'll fall in love again?
When I was meant to walk these streets alone
If there was just one wish I could be granted here tonight
It would be to have you right back by my side
When the last tear drop falls
I'll still be holdin' on to all of our memories
And all of what used to be
Now it's time for me to find my happiness again
And the emptiness from missin' you
Will never ever end, baby
When the last tear drop falls
I'll still be holdin' on to all of our memories
And all of what used to be.
Lyrics from Blaque.

One of the many songs I could relate to and it helped me. MISSAGE.

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