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Forever, for Now
 
  Meet me on the corner of close and soon
I’ll have a song in my head
And my hands on a tune
Nothing lasts forever
So I figure I better
Take you forever
For now

Meet me in the lobby of destiny
I’ll have a ribbon on my shoulders
And a halo over me
If nothing lasts forever
I guess I better
Take you forever
For now

Under a clock
By an information desk
I’ll be there will bells on
By an old oak
A fountain in the park
Just don’t be long

By the ticket counter for love in spring
I’ll be standin’ there with cupid
And he can aim that thing
Nothing lasts forever
It’s not a question of whether
I’ll take you forever
For now




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