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Turn By Turn

First loves seldom last into the future I advice you shouldn't cling on to that picture Before everything goes south, And your heart ends up with a fracture I'm speaking from experience, I could give you a whole lecture Because I got knocked out, after getting bent over I'm still trying to straighten up and fix my posture I still go to bed with a weight on my chest, I'm surprised my heart hasn't popped from all that pressure I should've never held on to that picture, I should've just focused on my tenure I was warned, but I never listened, Now I can relate perfectly to 'Prevention's better than Cure' First loves seldom last Enjoy the moment now, Because it will soon become the past And when it does, I hope your heart doesn't end up with a cast Because I know mine did, And the pain still hasn't passed Honestly, I have no idea how I manage I should be out cold from this amount of emotional damage I still find it hard to process how love can be an angel one second, Then the next, a savage I still think about the future we could've had together, Damn, I need to get rid of that image I should ditch that idea of marriage The love we had for each other was pregnant with a beautiful future, But a lot of happened and it had a miscarriage I didn't know the first thing about heartbreak And now, my best friend's heartache This is because of one costly mistake: I did too much and I myself was too much; Something she couldn't take I had an overdose of love, I should've cut back on my intake I feel my last was an exam, I failed it woefully, with no chance to retake I had my turn It came to an end, And now my heart's got a burn

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