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In the End
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Goodbye, Goodbye
I’ve had a good time, it’s true
The days I spent, who knew
It would end up this way
The morning of,
I didn’t know what to do
Everything felt so new
It did right till the end
But we settled in
Got drunk on too much gin
Dribbling down our chin
Right till the end
And we passed the time
Drinking Aldi red wine
Pretending that it tasted fine
Right till the end
And we don’t have the right words to say
How it feels to know these days have gone away
As just yet it feels closer to surreal
To comprehend that it is all very real
The end was supposed to last so long
There was drinking, laughing smiling going on
To raise a glass to all that’s been and gone
Is a promise we’re all gonna be kept from
In the end
Only time will tell
Whether we all did well
Whether it was worth the smell
Right to the end
And there’ll be a time
When we can recount our crimes
Of when we were in our prime
Right to the end
But right now we just don’t have the right words to say
How it feels to know these days have gone away
As just yet it feels closer to surreal
To comprehend that it is all very real
The end’s not supposed to come so soon
Where’s the drinking, where’s the laughing throughout June?
To raise a glass to all that’s been and gone
Is a promise we’re all gonna be kept from
At the end
At the end
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Maia Miller-Lewis London, UK
Raised on a mix of Miles Davis, The Beatles, Coldplay and Kylie, she has been writing music since the age of fourteen. Originally composing on the piano, over the past few years, Maia has taught herself how to use Logic Pro which she now works with to producer her music. ... more
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