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The old words
Don't mean the same anymore
Time makes the change
As the faces begin to age
To the eyes
Things look different than before
Spark and the flame
It'll never be the same, never be the same
CHORUS
Why does love have to change
Why does love have to change
Why does love have to change
The old place
Don't seem the same anymore
Yesterday's dreams
Lie discarded on the bedroom floor
In the heart
Will the pain go away
Time heals the wounds
But the scars seem to always stay
To haunt you another day
CHORUS
It's a hard way to go
I should'a left when my feelings showed
You had a hold on my soul
No more
It's the end of your reign
I still think it's strange
Why does love have to change
CHORUS
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