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____ “YOUR LAST KISS”

Actor Websites by Web For Actors - Performed at Theatre Memphis’ rehearsal hall while warming up for the play “August: Osage County” on Friday evening, May 4th, 2018. Lyrics: (Verse) I don’t know why, I waited this long, To tell you that I love you. And I’m stammered again, you walk into my head, Always with my eye of desire. I fell in love twice, with you and only you. Not with any other. (Chorus) Not with any other. (x4) (Verse) I’ve wanted you for so long, I hope you’ve wanted me. Now we have each other. Let me be your last kiss, I’ve never tried before. Now we have each other. And I won’t waste your time, I’ve done that before. Now we can explore. (Chorus) Now we can explore. (x4)

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