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Pure
They say that time will heal all sorrows,
I must believe it’s so.
They say we’ll get older and get wiser,
And learn to let it go.
But learning’s going slow,
It’s neverending, so how do we ever know?
Pure
They say that time will heal all sorrows,
This time I’m letting go.
It’s too confusing, but what do I know?
And the rain keeps falling wash the ground
Rain rain
Let the rain fall down and wash my cares away
Wash my tears away
Wash my fears away
Wash my cares away
Make me pure
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I don't get to get it.
I don't understand it.
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