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  1. 12-26-2019, 07:13 AM #1
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    Default Same Auld Lang Syne / Dan Fogelberg / 1980



    One of those great slow songs from yesteryear.

    ♫♫ Gone are the yesterday's ♫♫
    Tomorrow's getting cold
    And you can't turn back now

    ♫♫ Trapped in the words you say ♫♫
    True stories never told
    There's no escape from now
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    I have never heard that song before. It's beautiful and so poignant
    I am feeling a little melancholy but it's ok
    Thanks for sharing foresight

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    We drank a toast to innocence
    We drank a toast to now
    We tried to reach beyond the emptiness
    But neither one knew how
    We drank a toast to innocence
    We drank a toast to time
    Reliving, in our eloquence
    Another "Auld Lang Syne"
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