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Remember when I learned how


Remember when I learned how to walk, I became an explorer that couldn't leave your sight Remember when I learned how to talk, I became a comedian whose show went till night Remember when I was scared of the darkness, and your bed started to become my bed Remember when I took showers and sung to the heavens, but you became my audience instead Though I may not have noticed, you were always right beside me You don't need a Thank You, because my smile is all you want to see Remember when you taught me how to drive, and you screamed because you thought we might die Remember when I got my first love who made me feel alive, and we had a talk that made me want to stick a knife in my eye Remember when we were a book full of open pages, and now we're a book full of different stages You've been beside me through my whole entire life, and you'll always be beside me so we won't say goodbye But it's time to write my own book now and because of you I'll know where to start I'm going write it with your kind of love, the love that's deep inside my heart
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