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Ode to Our Youth
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We saw the same place and dreamed the same dream
We believed the path we created was right
We spent our youth and enjoyed that time
But still, we thought it was okay because we were together
Though we've ended up like this now, it's still okay
We knew it couldn't last forever
But there's something worth remembering that remains
I used to think those memories were insignificant
but those memories have become who I am now
And the present image I remember will become who I am in the future.
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