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The Perfect Girl The Perfect Girl Someone Who Can Be My World Soft, Warm Skin With Glowing Eyes Long Black Curls Someone To Call Mines Her Flaws Stand Out Her Big Lipped Mouth Her Quiet Words Barely Heard The Perfect Girl The Perfect Girl Someone Who Can Be My World Her Uniqueness Sparkles And My Mind Marvels At How Beautiful She Can Be My Perfect Girl Is Imperfectly Her And Is Never Afraid To Sit And Learn Her Mood Might Change Her Light Might Fade But Either Way I'm All Her's And She's All Mine And Nothing There Can Change My Mind
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