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Darling, you dragged me in too deep
Darling, you dragged me in too deep
And abandoned me like an anchor in a lonely sea.
You shouldn't make promises that you can't keep.
I was doomed once suspicion began to creep
As it swam in your words that lacked in honesty.
Darling, you dragged me in too deep.
Please tell me, did you lose an inch of sleep
Making empty promises and cheating on me?
You shouldn't make promises that you can't keep.
I should've listened to doubt upon taking a leap,
Love should carry no doubt; certainty is key.
Darling, you dragged me in too deep,
This torturously lonely sea does weep
That you could ever reach such a cold degree.
You shouldn't make promises that you can't keep,
But apparently I'm a promise not worth keeping;
If you want to call this love, I'll say it can't be.
Darling, you dragged me in too deep,
You shouldn't make promises that you can't keep.
By Anne Currin
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