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First Love

I met this girl when I was 14 Prettiest thing I'd ever seen We met in a field, she asked me to dance Her green dress and perfume put me in a trance She told me she loved me She told me she cared She told me we'd always be Together, she sweared Late one night we went for a walk I felt a little tired so we stopped and talked I kissed her on the neck and whispered in her ear "I'm your vision and you're my seer." I love her I'm sure Loved this girl from when we first met Our hearts were pumpin', our minds were set We'd be happy forever, she'd never go We were actors and life was just a show I told her I'd love her I told her I'd care She was my cure That I wanted to share Everybody loved her, but she loved me the most Everyday she was my guest and I was her host But one night I woke up from my dream and I found That my girl had left without a word, without a sound I miss her I'm sure I searched and searched, but to no avail She didn't leave me nothin', not even a trail I think they took her away, we had too much fun It was the man who makes the rules, the man with a gun I missed her dear Oh, I missed her so This was my fear That she would go So I went for a walk, without my girl it was weird But then I started thinkin', my mind had cleared This girl clouded my mind from when we first met I didn't need her love, my mind was set I'm alright without her I'm pretty sure I haven't seen her since that dark starry night I don't know why I feel this way, it just feels right I think about her from time to time Too bad lovin' my girl was a crime I wonder if I'll ever see her again I think I'll just wait 'till then Maybe one last ride wouldn't hurt

Copyright © | Year Posted 2008




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