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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Sitting, thinking, can't believe my heart jus keeps giving in...lie after lies u keep on telling... Is it another... Does she make u smile, laugh, do all the things I do... R u happier now dat she's a new thing... Don't say it's not true cuz u would jus b telling another lie... Does she hold u tight wen ur laying next to her at night...n I'm curled up next to an empty spot where u use to b... Does she say she luvs u every chance she gots... Does she stare at u for hours on end thinking how she fell n luv with such a man... Do u play with her kids if any n pretend ur a happy family... Do she argue wit u cuz u forgot to phone her n tell her u will b home late... R u better of wit her n I should jus count it as a lost... Back burner as the kettle gets hot someone is liable to get hurt... N dat someone is me the one U have seem to forgot... Cherish her, luv her for she may too b all u got... Hold her till the end n swear u two will always remain friends... Even wen times r hard kiss her softly n whisper u have n will always b my one n only best friend... Kiss her once more n hug her tight n let her kno u were once the cause of a girl a damaged girl who still holds ur luv deep n her heart... Jus some girl who remains forever damaged n ur the one to blame
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