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Old memories keep leaping out at me.
Dear God, won't they ever set me free?
Oh the haunting voices that I hear.
Dear God, won't they ever disappear?
I promised to forget and forgive.
Dear God, how long do old memories live?
I want to let them just pass me by
Dear God, don't old memories ever die?
I forget sometimes, but I remember a great deal.
Dear God, will these wounds ever heal?
Sometimes I forget but then something brings them back.
That something leaves me in a world that's cold and black.
Oh please, don't let it hurt me anymore
It's like putting a knife to your most tender sore
I love you and I always will
And now those wounds just might heal
So I'm begging now and that's a fact
Please don't be the something that brings old memories back
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