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Remember
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It was, it was September,
wind blows, the dead leaves fall.
Too you I did surrender.
Two weeks, you didn't call
Your life goes on without me.
My life, a losing game
but you should, you should not doubt me.
You will remember my name
Oh, Ember, you will remember
Ember, one thing remains
Oh, Ember, so warm and tender
You will remember my name
Your heart, your heart has rendered
your walls, now bear the shame.
Like dead leaves in cold December,
nothing but ashes remain
Oh, Ember, you will remember
Ember, one thing remains
Oh, Ember, so warm and tender
You will remember my name
Oh, Ember, you will remember
Ember, one thing remains
Hey, Ember, so warm and tender
You will remember my name
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Remember (Instrumental)
02:18
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