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An Afterthought (Melting To You) Lyrics by Rachel Efron

Say Goodbye

2005

I can hear you calling me down to see you
I remember this still I go for you
How have you been
So calm as I try to forget you?
I was lost in overused words one time
I woke up this morning and they were all mine
How have you been
So calm as I try to forget you?
And how have I been
So fierce, so tender
Melting to you?
How can you stand
To witness all that we have been through?
And how have I been
So fierce, so tender
Melting to you?

About “An Afterthought (Melting To You)” by Rachel Efron

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"An Afterthought (Melting To You)" is credited to Rachel Efron. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"An Afterthought (Melting To You)" appears on "Say Goodbye" in 2005.

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