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A Silhouette

In the morning we met Right next to you, I sat Not a word, I could get, Out of my mouth, I forgot The whole damn alphabet My mom told me that strangers were danger And in heaven there is angels But you were such a game changer You were like a painting drawn by a thousand painter I read our messages And get these clear images Of kissing you, hugging you Wishing that it will be true That morning I met Not a girl, but a silhouette...

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