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I Forgive You

by Bobby.

I never listen to the words you speak
You never cared about me
Only for my money
What about the little girl?
The one you left behind
She needed you back there
A prince she waited
Never came for her
Maybe fairy tales don't exist
But you could've tried
Being there for a little girl
Who had so much life

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