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Love Tides


She once held my hand on the beach,

she once held my hand in salvation,

but time caught up with her and me as I tried to forget all those things

she said,

all those pillow-talks and late nights I let go to my head,

she was once there and now shes not,

because marriage is out of the question a spouse I can't agree because

of all those late nights and pillow-talks have done to me.

 

 

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