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Do You Remember?

from Home Alone by Dominik McNeder

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Do you remember
The first time we kissed
We were skinny dipping in a pond
All the drinks they made us dizzy
And we were surrounded by the sound
Of passing cars and rushing water
But we knew what we had found

Still after all this
We couldn't figure out that we belong together
So I left and came back and I was looking for another girl
While you were always near.

Oh, I'm so in love with you, my dear

Do you remember
The first time I took a cab to your house
In the middle of the night
You thought that I was joking
When I told you, I miss you
And that I really wanna see you tonight

But still after all this
We couldn't figure out that we belong together
So I left for a second time
While I wanted to be near you
And finally I came back for good

It's been a few years now
And we are still together
We finally figured out what was missing in our lives
I'll never look for another girl again
Because you are always here.

Oh, I'm so in love with you my dear
I'm so in love with you, my dear!

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from Home Alone, released April 26, 2014

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Dominik McNeder Salzburg, Austria

I make up songs and play them on my guitar. Folky, acoustic punk songs to be more specific.

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