Luyện nghe bài hát Sarah

I met you in of 2000,
my skipped a beat with feelings profound and
I gave you my and virginity.
I you so much; you were the world to me.
Seventeen months and then we separated,
due to college and the fantasy faded.
It was hard as hell, quarter for me,
though in the long run it made us free.
And I'm not mad at you, wait, yes I am,
I just wish one more time I could hold hand
and say, "Sarah, care, until the end.
I want you to I'll always be your friend."
I pretend the year never occurred,
you said we'd be in touch,
you gave me word.
But the moon's dark,
and gone,
and I'm tearing up pictures
as I'm writing song.

Sarah, I can't to find the key,
we tossed together into the Sea,
you said always be there,
but it true.
But I'm you, Sarah, I'm over you.

And you left it had a deep effect on my life,
cutting me sharply a serrated knife.
But I've rolled forward and my head's in the stars,
but some when it's cold, I'll wonder how you are.
It sour like our showers together turning cold,
and I'll reminisce with
when my face is and old.
Or so I'm told we all do when we eighty-two,
I'll think of high school, Beach, and you.
It's true I'm doing
though sometimes on my mind,
your adolescent body, to fine.
But nothing gold can stay and dawn down today,
and you'll have cellulite and crow's feet some day.
Okay, hey I still love you, true,
and I hope Whitman College is to you.
Things are okay now, though they to seem wrong,
I'm you like Sidney writing Laura's last song.

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