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If


If I could talk to you one last time

I'd ask, "Was it really worth it?

Were the drugs really worth your life?

If you had known you weren't going to wake up,

Would you still have taken those pills?

If you knew you were going to have to leave,

Would you have done what you did?"

If I could just see you one last time,

Oh, the things I would want to ask you 

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