I Keep Them On the Floor Beside My Bed

Album: A (2013)
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  • I knew I had to leave that day
    I couldn't take it anymore
    Yes, I had it all by then
    But I lost myself somehow
    Well who cares what I do now

    I never thought I'd hurt this much
    My heart would break so easily
    I'm a fool and that's a fact
    I'm a fool now I can see
    Our love was meant to be

    The memory starts to flow
    The picture is me and you
    I keep them on the floor beside my bed
    The images rewind
    I loose myself in time
    The movie still plays on inside my head

    You're always here
    That's how it seems
    I feel you even in my dreams
    I should have stayed and worked it out
    That's what love is all about
    Instead I left you all alone

    Oh! The memory starts to flow
    The picture is me and you
    I keep them on the floor beside my bed
    Summer nights together
    Walking hand in hand
    Why is love so hard to understand
    To understand

    I should have stayed and worked it out
    That's what love is all about
    Instead I left you all alone

    The memory starts to flow
    The picture is me and you
    I keep them on the floor beside my bed
    The images rewind
    I loose myself in time
    The movie still plays on inside my head
    The memory starts to flow
    The picture is me and you
    I keep them on the floor beside my bed
    Summer nights together
    Walking hand in hand
    Why is love so hard to understand Writer/s: AGNETHA FALTSKOG, JORGEN KJELL ELOFSSON
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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