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Have you found your true love?
I bet you’re not givin’ up, I bet you’ve given all you got.
Have you spent timeless days givin’ your heart away,
and now you’re left all empty?
You’d trade a kiss for an hour, which would last only seconds.
Thirty-six hundred years ago I’d still have to make an impression.
I wrestled the cougar that preyed on you,
and I broke through the chains that they laid on you,
and I fought off the masses were sent after you,
and for seven long years I proved I was true for you.
Have you wanted to stay, but had other things in the way-
-Did you wait for me long?
I’ve worked hard at my life and took my father’s advice,
but I guess that’s no guarantee.
I’ve made some mistakes, some success; still there’s a hole in my heart.
I’m crying out for my death so all my regrets will depart.
I wrestled the cougar that preyed on you,
and I broke through the chains that they laid on you,
and I fought off the masses were sent after you,
and for seven long years I proved I was true for you.
I knew I was true for you.
I proved I was true for you.
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