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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Tell her If she could read my mind What a story it would tell How the first time I saw her I was capture under her spell If she could see in my heart What a story it would tell How I have always love her Since I saw her picking up seashell She thinks she’s over weight And she’s not beautiful too But if she only knows She’s my dreams come true And her voices are so innocent Like an angel from the skies’ She thinks she, not pretty But she’s perfect to my eyes She thinks it’s wrong to love her Cause she don’t have a movie star look But if I ever get her to the altar A wedding vow I will gladly took But she doesn’t know how I feel I’m afraid to tell her so Sometimes when love gets in the middle It can make the friendship go And if you ever see her She’s so plain and ordinary But when she looks at me She works magic no one can see And every time I see her My heart fell to her feet Then she smiles and never knows She steps on it in the street She’s like brightness of the day And I’m the darkness night And if I tell her how I feel It will never work out right And she thinks she’s fat And not a sight to see And one day I will tell her She looks so perfect to me She’s five feet four One hundred and twenty five pounds And one day I’ll tell her in my heart It’s where she belongs
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