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If I were lying


If I were lying, I'd tell you I had no soul And that I never care You never know what all has to bear If I were being honest I'd tell you that life Isn't worth all the trouble to work toward a future that may not come tomorrow So don't lie for fun Don't cheat Don't steal other's souls and then you'll be truly fufilled
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