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A Broken Friendship


I thought that you were a true friend That you would be there until the end But now I know that it ain't true Cause now there is no room for me and you You pushed me over to the side As if you did it with much pride You were suppose to be there in time of need But instead yo stayed gone, out of greed My trust was shattered, like glass on the floor When you closed that friendship door I picked up the pieces and put them away With hopes of finding a true friend one day So now you look back on what is gone Wondering to yourself what went wrong Maybe it was you Maybe it was me too But it doesn't matter, for there is no desire To light the match and reignite the smoldered fire
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it's very unfortunate that this friendship ended the way it did everything happens for a reason-its about learning and moving forward there is someone out there that will honor true friendship i can sense and feel every word that was recited-great job

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