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Should I


Walking down the road reminiscing through the memories.

Don’t know which way to turn,

Should I go left and think about all the good you did?

Should I make a right at the stop sign and remember the happier times when you were here?

Should I keep going straight and continue to let the tears fall?

You were gone in a blink of an eye.

And I don’t know which direction to turn.

Should I keep walking down this bumpy road and think about your smile?

Should I go back home and grab my bike and ride down to our spot where we used talk?

I wish I could turn back time so I don’t have to say should I.

 
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