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I don't think you know.


I don't think you know

how my heart beats slow

when I see you look at me

like its my heart's final plea

 

I don't think you know

how much you glow

when you smile

the glint in your eyes are so worthwhile

 

I don't think you know

how you had me at hello

when we first met 

my heart has been set

 

I don't think you know

that when I loved the snow

I loved the way you glanced.

Your love also advanced.

 

I don't think you know

how much we did grow

From classmates to best friends

we've moved through odds and ends

 

I don't think you know

how when the sun gets low

I listen to you snore in your sleep

your breaths slow and deep

 

I don't think you know

that I would make you my beau

if I knew that we could make it

after we we graduated and split

 

I don't think you know

how much I love you.

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