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The End (Single)
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We had all our fun,
now we must move on.
We opened up our hearts,
now it's time to shut it out.
To force something so clearly
not meant to be,
Oh this is the end oh my friend,
but the start of something else
We put it all on the line,
but it got us nowhere.
We knew right from the start,
we were against all odds.
For now, turn off the lights.
Let's lose our sense of time.
For now, we can only live,
let fate decide the rest.
To force something so clearly,
not meant to be
oh this is the end oh my friend,
but the start of something else
We put it all on the line,
but it got us no where.
We knew right from the start,
we were against all odds.
Only then, a glimpse of hope,
will then cease to exist.
We'll go our seperate ways,
never return again.
Cause we knew right from the start
we were against all odds,
we knew right from the start,
me and you, we never made much sense
We put it all on the line,
but it got us no where.
We knew right from the start,
we were against all odds
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the Pocket Rockets East Los Angeles, California
The Pocket Rockets are a power trio from East Los Angeles, California. know for melting hearts and minds.
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