Her
You was 12 and I was 13
Just two kids in middle school
Not even worried about future dreams
But then ours lives spun in a whirlpool
I saw how beautiful you were and the brains behind it
But being so young I never thought that I would commit
As time went on I got the biggest crush you
So one day I asked you to be my boo
From that day foward my life was complete
But as I got to highschool, you, I had to leave
One year later you atrived
To my suprise, I gazed in your eyes
You were the same girl I fell inlove with at 13
But this time we were more mature teens
During these years I had a far shares of doing you wrong
But no matter what you remaind strong
I once lost you and vowed to myself to never do bad again
Yet once more I found myself committing sins
For the second time I lost you, the girl I've loved since I was 13
But this time there was no turning back for you
You left a hole in my heart, but who was I to blame
I was just a young dumb high school boy playing games
I left for college without even saying goodbye to you
Because I just know that one day again, you'll be my boo.
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