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fond memories to which we've all borne witness is a testament to the way this singular figure in American history touched so many lives. For America, he was a defender of a dream. For his family, he was a guardian. Our hearts and prayers...

in your dreams? I rarely do, but I can hear her hisper in my heart. That's why people say that parents never die. Right. Those sweet memories of my mother raise me up. 돌아가신 어머니가 얼마나 그립니? 아주 많이 그립지. 그래도 여전리...

and I want you to know… [Verse 2] Winter would come, I'd turn my collar high, Walkin’ that shore, where memories never die. Your steps were gone, but still I’d hear your name, Every wave that broke, it whispered just the same. [Chorus...

네 흔적을 느끼네 [Pre-Chorus] Heartbeat slow, but it won’t lie 심장은 느리게 뛰지만, 결코 거짓은 아니야 Memories drift, they never die 기억은 떠다녀도, 결코 사라지지 않아 [Chorus] Echoes of you — calling through 너의 메아리 — 날 향해...

past memories follow. A sense of injustice arises. And in the midst of all that flow, a single word emerges. Ah, I'm getting angry. I was ignored. You've already been tricked here. What actually happened was just a few words of sound...

sleep, memories creep (벗 웬 히 턴 업 투 슬립 메모뤼스 크립) 하지만 잠이 들려 하면 기억들이 몰려와 More (more), more (more), more (모어) (모어) (모어) (모어) (모어) 좀 더 (좀 더), 좀 더 (좀 더), 좀 더 ​ Gitchie, gitchie, ya-ya, da-da (da...

I never sat /with the band of revelers, and I did not celebrate /with them. Because your hand was on me, I sat /alone, for you filled me /with indignation. 18 Why has my pain become unending, my wound () incurable, refusing to be healed...

days gone by 지나간 날들에 대한 몽상과 함께 In my solitude you taunt me 나의 고독 속에서 당신은 날 조롱하죠 With memories that never die 사라지지 않는 기억들과 함께 ​ I sit in my chair 난 내 의자에 앉아서 Filled with despair 절망으로 가득...

mind Just fading lights and names, if I ever play again Then let this last note never die The final curtain falls, a quiet end to it all Now it's just memories in my mind Just fading lights and names, if I ever play again Then let this...