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I Don't Ask For Much But I Want This More Than Anything


I loved you once and I love you still But, I'm saying goodbye My love will not trouble you Never feel guilty for the feelings you did not reciprocate These words I speak to you though bitter could never contain an ounce of hate Though I loved you once and I love you still I'm leaving if only to make room in your heart for another more fortunate than I The love and devotion I felt for you was pure and I pray that you will be loved again
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