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We didn’t care a bit
Threw caution in the air, not caring about the world
I think that’s what killed us
We loved like we knew, fought like we ought
We had no one or thing to hold us down
And that was number one

We tried and tried, maybe even tried too hard
I think that’s what killed us
We loved like was expected and fought like we were taught
We were just growing, still had dreams...but in love
We wanted it all, but couldn’t give up naught
And that was the second one

We were too much in a hurry, I don’t know where to…
Guess experience had taught us both – ‘no time’
We didn’t care for the niceties; all we wanted was to get down
Not sure we ever loved, we never even fought
We gave ourselves much space…too much if you ask me
And that was number three

Your laughter just caught my attention
I watch as your eyes twinkle too
Can tell you have a good heart, I allow myself a smile
I’m sure there’ll be plenty of fights, but I’ll love the make-up too
And right now our eyes are locked in twos
I’m guessing you’ll be number four

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