College Admissions Essay: Memories Lie In Music

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Memories lie in pictures taken it seems but yesterday now a lifetime ago or so it seems from when we were still teens first love, first kiss, first you my heartbeat gave that funny feeling that brought back a flood of memories our firsts and our love memories that never fade even as the years go flying by
I still remember and I know you remember too it was a lot of fun just you and me and our love the many dances we attended the rock and roll beat we shared you strumming on your guitar wanting to be a rock star so many precious memories remain my heartbeat still gives me that funny feeling when looking at the pictures of when our love was new heartbeat never fails to warn me of those that are untrue when false one come on the scene and try

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