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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I wouldn’t have let you down if you didn’t expect too much you and me are constantly in but you’re out of touch thinking you’ve divine right an authority as such but if I did that to you it would be double Dutch You believe we have roles in this friendship I’m the labour running and you're conserva-sits as though you’ve a stable head while mine flips and mine has no foresight while yours predicts As though you’re successful and sorted whilst I’m the fool who’s thwarted you’re always right with clever thoughts believing me to be outthought You’re auto sorted at the top of the pack looking down on me as the pyramid stack In hard times I spend time pull you out the black face my problems alone cus you don’t give it back This gives you limelight centre of attention thinking I'm you’re staff creating expectation things I do for you are seen as your exception confused when my actions fail retention You believe you do the things I do for you and acknowledge these things are things I do but you receive don’t give and forget this true it’s all about you and now the friendship is through And I’m not your only friend saying this in fact all your friends are friends you miss and on the day you marry the misses mr most important with his best man missing
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