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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Baby, the day I saw you first Dunno how my heart had a burst You soon became my friend Would friendship last till the end? Staying without you, oh that’s the worst High time it was, I’d waited so long You’d finally proposed to me with a song Ooohh I could hardly wait You were already my mate I wished nothing would now ever go wrong We usually sat together like a dove Now was that really true love, love? Sad songs seemed so boring Romance in full sure seemed luring Now was that really true love, love? Your lovely smile was now my smile Our relationship was not at all fragile I started drawing hearts and roses We took photographs in various poses Without you, I couldn’t even stand a while One day that was, I wasn’t feeling very well You immediately rang the nearest doctor’s bell He had a really bad news From all the doctors we took reviews I was about to die, they said from their shell That is the day when I realized Our love was never actually very precise My love had different forms Between us, we had no norms I sure had a soon to be demise Relating romantic songs to you, was not true love Electricity racing at your touch, was not true love Your presence at my last breath, telling me You’ll never leave, kiss me, caress me Making me smile, while I die, now that’s true love...
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