well, >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight --ma, omut don johnson, cma winner maren morris, mean tweets music edition, and music from zac brown band. and now, moving on, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thank you very much. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. very fine. i thank you for joining us on one of the most historic and important dates in the history of the united states. my birthday. thank you. i don't love my birthday i it's not a big thing for me. but i will say this, i got exactly what i wanted this year. >> good morning, everyone. this is the first of a series of public meetings the house will be holding in an impeachment inquiry. >> jimmy: that's right, i turn on the television and there it was. the impeachment hearing. we got testimony from bill taylor, the top diplomat for the ukraine. they did not paint a flattering portrait of our president and his boot lickers in the house didn't look too good either, devin nunes opened the show for his party. it was obvious right off the bat that he was much more interested in defending the president than in getting the facts. >> now i recognize ranking member nunez. >> in a july publication of the mueller report, the democrats engaged in a last ditch effort to convince the american people that president trump is a russian agent. >> jimmy: got some new merchandise i guess. devin nunes set the stupid bar to set it off. then john ratcliffe topped it meetly. then chris stewart. but just when you think we've reached the bottom level of human intelligence, in comes jim jordan from ohio to take gold. people were actually laughing at him during the hearing. there he is, sporting his quid pro combover. each attorney had a list of questions. they brought in a lawyer named steve caster. since he couldn't ask about the facts, all he was left with was trying to get bill taylor to say that sending rudy giuliani to ukraine to shakedown their government isn't such an outland ish thing for the government to do. >> the discussion of the irregular channel you described. and, in fairness, this irregular channel of diplomacy, it's not as outlandish as it could be. is that correct? >> it's not as outlandish as it could be. i agree. >> jimmy: in other words, it could have been more outlandish. [ applause ] for instance, instead of rudy giuliani, trump sent gary busey to ukraine, that would be more outlandish. we did get some new mcnuggets of information. bill taylor said a member of his staff was there when gordon sondland called the president. he said he overheard the call in which trump specifically asked about the investigation and after that call sondland told them trump cares more about investigate eg investigating biden more than ukraine. illegality aside, this is the dumbest plan ever. so ambassador sondland tried to explain this to the group as if it was a normal thing in the world of business. >> ambassador sondland tried to explain to me that president trump is a businessman. when a businessman is about to sign a check to someone who owns him something the businessman asks that person to pay up before signing the check. mr. volker used the same language earlier at theial yalta conference. i explained it made no >> jimmy: it does make no sense. when has donald trump ever paid up for anything. this is a stressful day for the president. the popeye's near the white house, they had to waive their two chicken sandwiches per person limit today for him. the president called the hearing a joke, a sham and hoax and said he didn't watch t white house spokesperson said the president was too busy working. they might as well have said he was at a zumba class. trump said he didn't watch a minute of the hearing, but this exclusive footage obtained inside the president's private quarters says otherwise. ♪ >> following the call with president trump, the member of my staff asked ambassador sopd land what president trump thought about ukraine. ambassador sondland said president trump cares more about the he investigations of biden, which president trump was pressing for. >> everything okay in here? >> chicken, more chicken! >> extra crispy, sir? >> extra crispy, you idiot. >> yes, mr. president. >> jimmy: throw potato skins in there to be safe e as t. he was tweeting and retweeting all of these things from right wing twitter feeds. in between hosting one of his favorite foreign strong men, turkish president erdogan. president trump said he's a big fan of erdogan who notably last month slaughtered our allies the kurds. senators from both sides urged him to rescind the invitation, but he said he was a good friend. the way he treats the president of turkey, you would think he was the president of fried chicken. a new round of testimony begins again friday. in happier news, it was cma night on abc. all the biggest stars were there to celebrate country music, while we still have a country. >> jimmy, jimmy, jimmy. >> jimmy: yes. >> i have a surprise for your birthday. >> jimmy: okay, good, give it to me. >> it is very good. >> jimmy: it is very good? >> yes. >> jimmy: all right, let me have it. >> ladies and gentlemen, on jimmy's birthday, please welcome, grammy award winner marin morris. >> jimmy: you're right, this is very good. hi, how are you? how you doin'? how you doin'? wow, that was >> that's for me. >> jimmy: it's marin morris, guillermo. not maris morris. how are you? aren't you supposed to be in nashville for the cmas tonight? >> i am, but i'm also here. >> jimmy: how is that possible? >> don't worry about it, i'm here. you know, jimmy, i watch you every night and i know everything about you. >> jimmy: thank you, thank you. >> so to celebrate your life tonight i decided to write a song about you. >> jimmy: really? that's very flattering. >> you want to hear it? >> jimmy: i'd love to hear it. should i sit on the floor or something? >> yeah, get comfortable. >> jimmy: okay, all right, are you going to do it now? >> we're going to do it now. >> jimmy: okay, here's marin morris with a birthday song for me. [cheers and applause] ♪ today is finally here ♪ it's the best day of the year ♪ >> are you red she in. [cheers and applause] ♪ one, two, three, four ♪ james christian kimmel ♪ born november 13, 1967 ♪ is an american television host and producer ♪ ♪ ♪ he's the host and executive producer ♪ ♪ of jimmy kimmel live ♪ a late night talk show ♪ that premiered on abc ♪ january 26, 2003 ♪ in hollywood, california ♪ >> jimmy: excuse me, one second. i'm sorry to interrupt, but the song sounds kind of -- >> awesome? >> jimmy: yeah, in a little bit it sounds like you're reading my wikipedia page. >> well, what are you implying? >> jimmy: i'm not implying anything. i'm saying the song's a little wikipedia-y, it doesn't rhyme or anything like that. i'm sorry, go ahead. i shouldn't be criticizing my gift. okay. >> ahem. early life and family. ♪ kimmel was born in brooklyn, new york ♪ ♪ and grew up in the neighborhood of mill basin ♪ ♪ and see, children ♪ ♪ and senior was vice president of american express and also ibm ♪ ♪ kimmel's mother is of italian ancestry ♪ ♪ see reference >> jimmy: now hold on a second. that's definitely from wikipedia. you even said "see reference." that's a wikipedia thing. >> okay, fine, it is? i had a really busy week, and i didn't have time to write ah special little birthday song, so i went on wikipedia. how old are you, any way? >> jimmy: it's on wikipedia, i'm 52 years old today. >> you're 52? [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: yeah. >> well, that's too old for special birthday songs. also, why are you wearing this stupid hat? >> jimmy: you gave it to me! what do you mean why am i -- this is your thing. >> anyway, as i was singing. ♪ jimmy was a peanut farmer ♪ who in 1976 ♪ became president of the united states ♪ ♪ ♪ he did not win a second term >> jimmy: no, that's not me,tha. that's from jimmy carter's wikipedia page. he was the president. that is not even my wikipedia page. >> well, that's because you messed me up. >> jimmy: all right, i'm sorry. >> can i at least finish this? >> jimmy: fine, finish the song. this is a terrible birthday. ♪ so happy birthday to my best friend ♪ ♪ a guy that we all love ♪ who dies in march of 2028 ♪ from chokin' on a meatball sub ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: that's how i die on wikipedia? wow, well, thank you, i think. >> happy birthday! >> jimmy: thank you, marin. appreciate that. what a beautiful song. marin morris, everybody. thank you. [cheers and applause] you'll have to work on the song for next year. [cheers and applause] you know, music is something that almost everyone loves. one of the side effects of love is hate, and no one does hate better than twitter. every once in a while we go through a lot of tweets to find some of the not-nice things people write and turn them over to the people they were written about, and with that said, it's time for a new music edition of mean >> billie eilish dress like she got her clothes stolen at the gym so they gave her what they had in the lost and found. >> they look like they have a white van with "free candy" written on the side. >> it's a black van. >> soulless, purposeless, virtuous sell-out. nice doritos commercial you piece of [ bleep ]. there's people that don't like me? what the [ bleep ]. >> i'd rather listen to a barn full of baby pigs being vaccinated than luke bryan's new song. i have vaccinated baby pigs. and that's awful. >> how crazy are you on a scale of one to perry ferrell. oh. out of 100% perry ferrell. >> why does trey cool from greenday look like the emow version of ted cruz? >> well. >> i feel like leon burgess makes music for straight white couples to dance to in their kitchens, but only if they have granite tops. i still like it even though i'm gay and poor. >> why does a member look like a jock that's also a vampire. okay, i'll take it as a compliment. >> what if god is really john maher covering dave matthews covers at that bar your dad likes. >> how is he still alive. >> bus passes and happy mills, two things i mimagine lizzo has seen a lot of. >> he makes music for people who taste the gas before they fill up their truck. that's pretty good. i'll give'em that one. >> i just watched a beautiful performance of cashrdi b, and tt bitch just looks loud without any sound on. how i look loud? how i look loud? i'm loud? i don't even think i'm like loud. my ass. >> jimmy: you're at a perfect volume, cardi. tonight on the show, music from zac brown band. don johnson is here. and we'll be right back with ray romano. ♪ abc's jimmy kimmel live, brought to you by doordash. raw kitfo. fried shiso. french fry. iced chai. tasty. pad thai. baked pie. half stack. taco pack. lobster mac. baby back. pork chop. soda pop. kebab. soursop. hot pot. i'm hungry now. noodle soup. cantaloupe. ice cream scoop. whipped cream bloop. dumpling. chicken wing. peking. and those crispy onion rings. we are america's kitchen. doordash. every flavor welcome. wget 25% off home decor,. target holideals! bedding, bath and more. this weekend only. save on everything you need for when friends & family come home for the holidays. new holideals arrive all season long. only at target. you don't let a cold ruin your day. you take dayquil severe liquicaps and crush it. dayquil severe. the daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy-head, fever, sore throat, power through your day, medicine. touch is the most important thing that i do. i like to feel things. i love something feeling intuitive. i love something feeling natural. it's awesome, it gets me super excited. you can't fake the goodness the crunch of real almonds the taste of real raspberries we use real ingredients because you can't fake... delicious special k the holidays are here. welc(audience cheering)ight. i love your material. so warm and cozy. and festive. - what material are you talking about? - and we're out of time! all outerwear, jeans and sweaters are up to fifty percent off. that's up to fifty percent off. at old navy. 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[cheers and ♪ >> hey! >> jimmy: ray, it's great to have you here. >> oh, we're both going to be disappointed. >> jimmy: did you know this is the third time you've been on the show on my birthday? >> i apologize for that. it's a horrible gift. >> jimmy: it's a nice gift. >> kennedy got marilyn monroe, and you get me, yeah. >> jimmy: you're like a hairy version of marilyn. >> happy birthday. >> jimmy: you give me advice, on my 50th birthday you gave me some advice. what should i expect? what's going on? >> you're 52 right? >> jimmy: yes. >> are things happening? things should be happening. >> jimmy: things are more not happening than happening. more of a decline. >> it's a little of both because i get e yes,, yes, i know what talking about, but then things happen more. i get bruises now, i don't know what i did. you know, like a mystery bruise? >> jimmy: yes. >> it freaks me out, because you're probably not at this stage yet, but i keep a bruise journal, that's what i do. if you hit, you right down. two days from now, okay, you match it up. >> jimmy: you monitor yourself like that. >> yes. >> jimmy: it's very thorough. >> i don't know. it's weird. it's either that, or this could be a possibility. in my sleep, my wife is punching me. my wife is punching me, yes. >> jimmy: that's entirely possible. >> that's entirely possible. >> jimmy: are you getting wiser? or just more bruisable? >> well, i can't get dumber. i don't think i can get dumber. i'm quite dumb. i'm, with the amount of successi success i've had, like the degree of difficulty like in a dive? >> jimmy: you beat the curve. >> i try to read more, you know? people give me, a lot of people have given me, like self-help books. i got, i got the shonda rhimes one, the year of yes. >> jimmy: yes, she wasser hoo. >> that was very helpful, i read that. it was helpful until my other buddy gave me "the power of no." i'm right where i started. i'm back where i started. [ laughter ] >> i need like "the miracle of maybe." >> jimmy: something nice right in the middle. you're still not on social media, right? >> i am not. >> jimmy: you don't do it? >> i just feel people are so concerned, how many followers. it's just not healthy. you know, jesus had 12 followers. he did okay. he did fine. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: that's debatable. are you doing standup right now? >> i do a little bit. you know, i did a special, netflix special last february. >> jimmy: right, that was great, yeah. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, and i love doing it, but the down side of it for me is you kind of have to retire that material. it's done. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you don't have to, but you should. >> jimmy: you should, yeah. >> i don't do enough stand-up now to generate new material. it comes so slowly. but what happened, and i know a lot of people come up and say true story, true story, i'm telling you this is what happened. >> jimmy: okay. >> and it was two nights ago. in my dream, i wrote a joke. i wrote a joke. something happened, and i made a comedic observation in the dream. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> when you wake up, you find out, it's not really that good. but here's what happened in my dream. and the only reason i'm telling you is it actually happened. >> jimmy: okay. >> a guy was talking to me, he said a sentence and got halfway through the sentence and got distracted. he had to leave. and the part he got up to was, he said, and then i had to borrow his anal -- and then he had to leave, okay? and so, in my dream i thought to myself, if, if you just heard the beginning of that sentence, and then i had to borrow his -- and you made a top ten list of the worst words could you put after that. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> anal would be in that top ten. >> jimmy: yeah, sure, probably top five. did you work out any of the other ones? >> i'm trying to see, i almost feel guilty making it, because i feel like i didn't write it, i mean, i did write it, but it was the guy in the dream who wrote it. i don't have anything to follow it except first of all, if there is a sentence like that, borrowed is a weird word. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> because, if, if you're borrowing something anal, it's just like, you know what? keep it. keep it. i don't want it back. [ laughter ] >> again, i'm only telling because it happened. >> jimmy: that has happened to me, many, many times, and i keep a notepad next to my bed. 75% of the time i cannot read what i wrote down. it's either not funny or incomprehensible. how's your family doing? >> family's good. one of the boys works here. >> jimmy: that's right. >> and he's one of the twins. they're out of the house. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> the only one left in the house is my 19-year-old, and he's, i don't know how to describe this kid, i really don't. i can't tell, i can't tell if he's, like, like the dumbest kid in the world or, i'm only saying that because he might be the deepest. i don't know. all i know, he says things that i don't quite know thousahow to to. the other day he went to some party and came home at 6:00 a.m. so i hear him. i get up, i go in the hallway, i go joe, you come home at 6:00 a.m.? and he doesn't say anything. he keeps walking to his bedroom and looks and goes, "for now." and i go, huh? i swear to god, blew my mind. because i started thinking, he's right. time has no meaning. and i fell in like a rabbit hole. i went, i went into the bedroom, and my wife said, you find out where he was? and i'm like, where are any of us? are we here? i don't even know if i'm here? >> jimmy: you are here. ray romano is here. we'll be right back. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by captain morgan original spiced rum. official partner of major league soccer. there's more fun to be had. ♪ ♪ ♪ running out of gift ideas, ♪ seeking something more. ♪ well if inspiration's what you're searching for... ♪ ♪ follow me to a place i know with endless possibilities so ♪ ♪ you can check your list off row-by-row. ♪ as ♪ ♪ come on! look around! ♪ so much in store, ♪ you'll spend much less but gift much more at the stores ♪ ♪ that you've been searching for! ♪ spend less, gift better. at t.j. maxx, marshalls, and homegoods. ah, that worked well! what are you searching a version of myself who doesn't make decisions based on fear? no, what streaming apps are you searching for? oh. because you have xfinity flex. it puts your apps in one place, and it comes with your internet. try it! kung fu panda. ah. you have kids? nope. xfinity flex a personalized streaming dashboard that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $29.99 a month for 12 months and add a flex 4k streaming device on us. click, call or visit a store today. just want names, accomplices, keep your job. what about that? would you give them names? >> no, no names. >> you know, i don't, i don't care whether you did it or not. that makes no difference to me. >> yeah, i know. >> i'm here to defend you, right? >> right. >> what, you want to know if i did it or not? >> jimmy: that is ray romano and de niro alone in "the irish men." it goes to netflix at the end of the month. >> yes. >> jimmy: and you are fantastic in this movie. >> ah. >> jimmy: and i know that you take no pleasure from any of this. >> i hate myself so much. >> jimmy: well, that's ridiculous. >> my father never hugged me, and i can't enjoy anything. >> jimmy: well, he would hug you right now if he saw this movie. and you have a big part in the movie. >> not a huge. >> jimmy: a pretty big part. >> i'm in a lot of scenes, because i play the lawyer. i'm there when he's in court, i'm there when he's there. i'm just kind of there. you know, but that scene. >> jimmy: this is it, this is the peak, being in a martin scorsese movie with robert de niro and al pacino. >> i still think they can edit me out. >> jimmy: i think you're in. >> by the way, if you're going to watch it on netflix. can i plug a little thing? >> jimmy: sure. >> a little movie i made on netflix. it's a great little movie, too. "paddleton." >> jimmy: you're a very good actor. i know you don't like admitting that, but it's absolutely true. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: now we've established you're a great actor. what we're going to test now is how great a father you are, okay? because ray's son, matt, works here. he's been working -- >> isn't that acting, too? >> jimmy: your son's been working here for how long, do you snknow? >> five, six years. >> jimmy: i feel like maybe we know him better than you do, okay? >> well, he moved out of the house, so yes. >> jimmy: he did move out of the house and we see him a lot there. do you remember that guy right there? he wears that shirt every day. >> hi, dad. >> jimmy: he's wearing that shirt, i have a blindfold for you. so there's your blindfold. >> what's game. >> jimmy: put the blindfold on. i'm going to bring out four other people who also work on the show, see if you can pick matt out just by feeling. >> out of -- >> jimmy: there's going to be five. >> there's going to be five? >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know, in today's day and age. >> jimmy: don't worry, you don't work here. >> have they signed waivers? >> jimmy: put that on, and we'll bring everybody out. bring the guys out. >> i'm doin' it backwards. >> jimmy: they're all guys, so don't worry about that. >> they are all men. >> jimmy: all right. >> now, i'm going to walk over here. i don't want to cheat. >> jimmy: so ray, stand up. stand up. >> all right. >> this is some punk. you're not going to dump me in a bucket of something. >> jimmy: nothing, nothing terrible's going to happen. son number one, step in front of ray. >> are we right here? is this how we're doing it? i have permission to figure -- you know what? here's what we'll do, keep it safe. first i'm going to go by smell. >> jimmy: that's [ laughter ] >> now shall i make my -- >> jimmy: number two, step over here. >> number one, you step back there. >> can i lift them? >> jimmy: please do not lift them. we do not want you or them to get hurt. and your blindfold is totally upside down. y >> you want me to fix it. i'll turn around. i don't want to cheat. >> you're right, you're right. >> jimmy: there you go. all right. uh-huh. okay. >> i do know one thing about my son. >> jimmy: what? >> he never cleaned his ears. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, number two, step to the end of the line. number three, step forward. this is number three. >> when i was, when i used to kiss my son, he would, you know, pull back. i'm not going to do that. >> jimmy: okay, yeah, don't. good, you get enough? enough? >> jimmy: number four, please step forward. >> how many more? >> jimmy: there's two more. this is number four. >> oh, move over. >> jimmy: and finally, number five. number five. >> what is need some purell. >> jimmy: ray, which one is your son? >> i'm going to go, [ bleep ], i should have done the height thing right from the beginning. it might be four. >> jimmy: number four you say? remove your blindfold, and it is number four! >> jimmy: all right. "the irish man" is in select theaters and premieres on netflix november 27th. ray romano and his sons, everybody. 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[cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: may i begin by saying i've been watching "the watchman" on hbo, and you were so great in that. what a great part that is for you. >> yeah, it's a trip, isn't it? >> jimmy: it is, it is. >> i love being in a show where everyone wears a mask but me. >> jimmy: yeah, it's nice. >> when they started running the ads for the show, i was going, oh, this is cool. >> jimmy: it is cool. is it true that you at one time had lions and tigers living in your home? >> well, melanie and i, when we were married the first dozen times, her mother has a, a wildcat preserve. >> jimmy: tippi hedren, herhedre >> and people would get them as pets and they grow up into lions and tigers, and she would take them in. anyway, the cats, she ended up having about 70 cats at one time, maybe more, and they would mate. and so, when they would, when they would mate, we'd have all these little lions and tigers and stuff like that. and we had to raise them. and so we would, melanie and i took them to our apartment, and we would -- >> jimmy: what? >> yeah, we would feed, hand, baby, you know, bottle-feed these cats and stuff like that, and they would get to be about this big, you know, before, and they'd sleep in the bed with us and all that stuff. we'd take them out for a walk, because, you know, you have to take them out and let them do their business, and i can't tell you more than once i'd walk by one of the neighbor ladies, and she'd go, is that a -- well, yes, that's a half-grown siberian tiger. you want to pet it? no! no! >> jimmy: mike tyson is the only other person i know that had -- do you know mike tyson? >> oh, i love mike tyson. i got to tell you, i got to tell you quickly, i, i wanted to go see a mike tyson fight, and i, and so i had this friend, barbra streisand, and i asked her. >> jimmy: oh, right, okay. >> i said, have you ever been to a championship fight before? she said no. i've never been. i said oh, we'll go to atlantic city, and we'll see this fight. so we go to atlantic city, and i had these front row seats, you know, right ring side, and it happened to be at the taj mahal where our dear leader is, you know, had his hotel. >> jimmy: trump's place. >> at any rate, we're sitting on the front row and tyson comes out to fight larry holmes. he walks across the ring and hits larry holmes so hard that it sounds like a gun going off. blood flies everywhere on ms. streisand, who proceeds to stand up in her chair "ahhhhhhh! >>jimmy: that's not a good date. >> i think that's the last fight she was at. >> jimmy: she made the main event. speaking of, since i mentioned trump, these are called cigar boats, is that correct? >> this one i designed. it's an offshore racing boat, at one point i held the world speed record on the ocean at about, i don't know, 150 miles an hour. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and these are your sponsors, and one of the sponsors is trump castle. how did that happen? >> well, actually most of my friends were sponsors on this boat, and trump, who wanted to be on the boat said i want to be on the boat, let me give you some sponsorship money, i said sure, these things are expensive. i took the sponsorship money, he made me make his name bigger, and then he stiffed me on the money. >> jimmy: is that right? that doesn't sound like him at all. >> shocker. >> jimmy: how much does he owe you, do you remember? with interest, you should sue him, take him to judge judy or something like that. that would be fun. >> judge judy will wring him out. >> jimmy: this movie, "knives out", is like a classic, all-star murder mystery film. i have a list, christopher plumber, captain america and james bond in this movie. >> captain america plays my son. >> jimmy: captain america is your son. >> a nasty little thing in the movie. >> don johnson! "knives out" opens in theatres november 27th. and we'll return with music from zac brown band. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. driving performance. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank maren morris, ray romano and don johnson, apologies to matt damon. this is their album, "the owl" here with the song "leaving love behind," zac brown band! ♪ ♪ although the years have changed now and we go by different names ♪ ♪ i remember the sound of our roof in the rain and my mind goes back in time to a place so far gone ♪ ♪ where the love we left behind us was still new ♪ ♪ we were listening to the record on the end of your bed ♪ ♪ not giving thought to where it was all going ♪ ♪ and i wished right then and there so badly i could read your mind ♪ ♪ just so i could know the things that you were knowing ♪ ♪ i believe yes i do the hardest part is always leaving love behind ♪ ♪ i believe yes i do that everything we lose will be a gift in time ♪ ♪ but the hardest part is leaving love behind ♪ ♪ when it was time to say goodbye those words came down like stones ♪ ♪ i admit for so long to feel at home ♪ ♪ we would hear the highway's song shifting down in the night ♪ ♪ i was grateful that the echoes broke the quiet ♪ ♪ i believe yes i do the hardest part is always leaving love behind ♪ ♪ i believe yes i do that everything we lose will be a gift in time ♪ ♪ but the hardest part is leaving love behind ♪ ♪ the sun fades on me now and i miss you like words can't know ♪ ♪ and i missed my shot at dying young a long time ago it's just a lesson learned in love ♪ ♪ it's not angry it's not sad sometimes you have to lose something to know what you have ♪ ♪ i believe i believe yes i do

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