Musical selection is “Time Heals”, This Side of Sanity, © 1986 Cindy Boren.
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They say that time heals all wounds
But I’ll never get over you
Don’t know what I’m gonna do
Til the end of time
And I can’t help myself
Everytime you walk into the room
You are the sun and the moon
You are the starry nights.
And you know
That I wouldn’t lie
I love you more
As time goes by
And I’ll find some way
To make you feel it too
They say that time heals all wounds
And I know that you’ve had a few
But mine is a love that’s new
Keep me on your mind
And you can’t help yourself
When you don’t know which way to go
There’s never an end to the road
But your road is mine
And you know
That I wouldn’t lie
I love you more
As time goes by
And I’ll find some way
To make you feel it too
lead break
And you know
That I wouldn’t lie
I love you more
As time goes by
And I’ll find some way
To make you feel it too
They say that time heals all wounds
Time heals all wounds
They say that time heals all
time heals all
time heals all wounds
They say that time heals all
time heals all
time heals all wounds
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