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Addiction I got a second chance


I'm not the same, from the way you say I'm not to blame, but I have to pay Only I was naive, and you took advantage But I will achieve, to a higher percentage You blocked my path, to diminish my dreams And from your wrath, they caused my screams Writhing in pain, for you thought was my destiny I'll let you celebrate, if that's your will But I'll not tolerate, the change of how I feel When I fell apart, you came to my life And now we part, this time for life Indeed you said, I'd see your wonder But now I'm saved, from the spark of thunder The covenant is over, for I've realized my destiny They said you're great, but I know you deceive And because of my fate, I had to believe A sip and a puff, was all like a rhythm To sleep and to laugh, was all like a film To sit and to walk, I couldn't distinguish For you put a lock, the charm I couldn't extinguish But now I walk away, for my dream awaits me Forget our little secret, for now I've reformed For now it's too late, for I'm informed There is always a second chance, for those who've lost hope Sometimes its once, so take it when it popes.
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