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Forgotten World

Life in this forgotten world 
Here noboby care's 
Nobody shares 
No one reaches out a hand to hold 
Nothings ever peaceful 
Nothings ever safe
Life is not really life in this forgotten world
Darkness is always around you 
And evil consumes you 
There is no life in this forgotten world.

Copyright © Ambline Jean | Year Posted 2007


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I'Ll Wait For U

Its been months things haven't changed
I still wait for you in that very stop were i first saw u
There's no point in moving on
There's no point in finding someone else 
I'll just wait for you,
my one and only
The seasons may change, 
but as you know my love never will 
Others have tried 
All of them failed 
They dont seem to understand that i'm waiting for you 
Days can go ahead and be come months 
And months can turn into years  
I know you'll come back to me 
So I'll wait for 
Pray for you 
Lone for you
You will come back to me.

Copyright © Ambline Jean | Year Posted 2007

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Me!

Yeah this is me
This is who i'am 
You could hate me or love 
Its really up to you
You can judge me for my beliefs 
You can hate me for my beauty
But i'll still be me
Sweet ole wonderful me

Copyright © Ambline Jean | Year Posted 2007

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Lost Soul

Im a lost soul wondering free 
Im a forgotten person i dont know who to be
But yet still
here i remain 
Here in this forgotten world
With all these cold and heartless people
Yet still i remain care free
I here your whispers when you r talking about me
I hear your snickers when your laughing at me
But all that makes no sense to me
causes Im a forgotten soul left wondering...........carefree

Copyright © Ambline Jean | Year Posted 2007

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